Did the Dutch dynasty begin What was the reason for the rise of the Netherlands?

This European Championship is optimistic about the Netherlands, and the Dutch dynasty is about to be born.

Quarterfinals: Portugal, Czech Republic, Croatia, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden.

Semi-finals: Portugal, Croatia, Netherlands, Spain (no name in the European Championship, 3rd place is tied).

Final: Portugal vs Netherlands.

Finally, I am optimistic that the Netherlands will win the European Cup for the second time, because from the group, Portugal has taken the lead in Group A, and the first in Group B is already Croatia, and Germany can only be the second in the group, and the rules of the European Cup are that the ranking is determined according to the relationship between the two teams, so in the quarterfinals, Portugal will encounter Germany, and in Germany's current state, it is difficult to stop the momentum of Portugal, after entering the semifinals, whether it is Croatia or the second group in Group A, it is difficult to stop Portugal from entering the final, coupled with the fact that they are unlikely to encounter Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands and other strong teams in the second half of the region, which lays a good foundation for Portugal to finally advance to the finals, and then look at the second half, due to the drawbacks of the European Cup schedule, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Spain and other teams no matter who qualifies from the group, it is impossible for the above two teams to enter the finals at the same time, through the analysis of team strength and the performance of the first two rounds, 3:0 victory over Italy, 4:1 France, the Dutch team will be full of attack and defense of Dutch football to the fullest, The Netherlands should emerge from these teams to enter the final, from the strength of Portugal and the Netherlands, the two teams are evenly matched, but from the perspective of personnel structure, led by Ruud van Nistelrooy, Van der Sar, Van der Vaart, Robben, Sneijder, Van Persie and other maturing Dutch teams are more competitive than Portugal, I believe that this year's European Championship The Netherlands will be the uncrowned king of shame, after 1988 to win the European Cup for the second time.

There are four reasons for the rise of the Netherlands: First, after the Netherlands gained independence from Spain, the country retained a vigorous vitality and vitality. The people are proactive and strive to open up.

The second point. The location of the Netherlands is suitable for development**, and it is also just in time for the advent of the commercial era in Shanghai. Smoothly developed into a coachman throughout Europe.

The third point. The Dutch have a strong business atmosphere at home, and everyone is chasing commercial profits. The feudal forces were weak, and the atmosphere of political management was relaxed.

These also ensured the development of state capitalism. Fourth, the rise of the Netherlands coincided with the rise of a new bourgeois state, Britain, and the decline of the old maritime empire. The international environment is relatively good, and there are fewer external threats.

This has also contributed to the development of the Netherlands.

The Netherlands is not the only country with a king in the world today, but there are many others.

This question goes back to the 17th and 19th centuries. In the late feudal period, the new bourgeoisie rose and grew rapidly, and bourgeois revolutions broke out in the Netherlands, Britain, France, and North America. After the completion of the bourgeois revolution, a series of bourgeois regimes were born.

Due to the different historical backgrounds and national conditions of various countries, the forms of political organization of these bourgeois regimes are also different. There are two main types, one is a constitutional monarchy and the other is a republican regime. (France is the most special, for a long time after the bourgeois revolution, the two constitutional monarchies and republics alternated frequently, of course, France is now a republic.)

The simple point of the constitutional monarchy is to retain the king (for example, the king of the United Kingdom and the emperor of Japan), the king is the supreme head of the state, but has no real power, and the real power of the state is the parliament. For example, the most typical constitutional monarchy is the United Kingdom, and I will use the United Kingdom as an example to explain to you. The supreme head of the United Kingdom is the King (now Queen Elizabeth II), and she attends important occasions in the country, and the Prime Minister is elected by Parliament to meet the Queen.

But the queen has no real power, and the core of British state power is in the British Parliament. In the early days of the constitutional monarchy, a prime minister was formed to represent the king in parliamentary affairs, and gradually became the "head" of the parliament to preside over the day-to-day affairs of the parliament.

The situation in the Netherlands is similar to that of the United Kingdom.

It's a bit cumbersome, I hope it helps.

Because as you can see from the name of the country, the Netherlands is a constitutional monarchy. In a constitutional monarchy, the king is the head of state.

Because people are monarchies, they have evolved peacefully to the present. Refer to the King of England.

In a feudal monarchy, the king of the Netherlands was a veritable head of state.

Physical Geography.

The Netherlands has a total land area of square kilometers and is located in the western part of Europe, bordered by Germany to the east and Belgium to the south. It is bordered by the North Sea to the west and north, and is located in the delta of the Rhine, Maas and Scheldt rivers, with a coastline of kilometers long. The whole territory is lowland, one-third of the land is less than 1 meter above sea level, a quarter of the land is below sea level, and there are more than 1,800 kilometers of sea dams and embankments along the coast.

Since the 13th century, more than 7,100 square kilometers of land have been reclaimed, equivalent to one-fifth of the country's land area. The rivers in the territory are vertical and horizontal, mainly the Rhine River and the Maas River. On the northwestern coast there is IJsselmeersee.

Its western coast is lowland, the eastern part is undulating plains, and the central and southeastern parts are plateaus. The southern part is formed by the deltas of the Rhine, Maas and Scheldt rivers. The word "Netherlands" is called the Netherlands in Germanic language, meaning "lowland country", and is named because more than half of its territory is below or almost below sea level.

The climate of the Netherlands is an oceanic temperate broad-leaved forest climate, with warm winters and cool summers, with average monthly temperatures: January 2 3; July 18 19 . Due to the low soil tide, the Dutch accepted the wooden shoes invented by the French Gauls and gave them a typical Dutch character over the centuries of history.

Annual precipitation is 650,700 mm. There are reserves of natural gas, oil and coal.

In order to survive and thrive, the Dutch tried their best to protect their small territory from being "wiped out" at high tide. They have been fighting with the sea for a long time, and they have reclaimed the land from the sea. As early as the century, dikes were built to hold back the seawater, and then the water in the cofferdam was drained by wind-driven water wheels.

Over the centuries, the Netherlands has built a kilometre-long barrage that has increased the land area by more than 10,000 hectares. Today, the Netherlands is reclaimed from the sea. The words "perseverance" engraved on the coat of arms of the Netherlands aptly portrays the national character of the Dutch people.

Since the Armistice of 1602, the Netherlands was freed from Spanish slavery, and the Netherlands was rarely invaded by foreign enemies, and many internal troubles were reduced, so that they could operate in a peaceful environment**. Domestic political and religious struggles did not hinder it either. Other countries are in the midst of ongoing instability.

The Thirty Years' War left Germany without prosperity, Spain reduced to a second-rate country, and Britain was suffering from a civil war that severely damaged its economic development. Although the Netherlands also participated in the Thirty Years' War, it only paid mercenaries to fight the war, and the country was not affected in any way. After the Thirty Years' War, Dutch independence was officially recognized, and the era of Anglo-French, and Dutch hegemony began.

409 The Rise of Great Powers: The Netherlands relied on herring to rise to the top.

The Age of Discovery: The country that rose because of herring - the ** years of the Netherlands.

Great location.

Vigorously develop finance**.

There is a very strong sea power.