1.4 The Dutch revolt (part 2)

Chapter 1 Par 4 part 2

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Chapter 1 Par 4 part 2

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Planning

Introduction

Learning objectives

Explanation of the material

Learning objectives

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What do you still know about last week? Part 1 Dutch revolt?

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What you'll learn,

In this paragraph you will learn...

Why the Low Countries became divided

How an independent state was created

How to use historical sources

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Division in the Netherlands

The rebels were called “Geuzen” (beggars)

The rebels later used the word Geus as a title of honor

Calvinists who had fled formed a fleet (the Sea Beggars)

They recognized William of Orange as their leader

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1572: Battle of Brielle

In the months after, many cities in Zeeland and Holland opened their gates to the Geuzen

The city leaders joined the Revolt and recognized William of Orange as their leader

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From the south, Alva’s armies advanced

Battle of Naarden (bloodbath)

This terror caused other cities to refuse to surrender at all

Alkmaar, Leiden, and Haarlem were besieged but held out for months

Leids ontzet

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In Leiden and Alkmaar, the Geuzen won

Philip’s money ran out

He could no longer pay his soldiers

Because of this, the Geuzen were able to gain more territory

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The Netherlands become independent

In 1580, Philip promised a high reward for anyone who would kill William of Orange

Outlawed

Fled to Delft

In response, the Union of Utrecht officially deposed Philip as ruler

This was the beginning of Dutch independence

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Plakkaat (Acte) van Verlatinghe

Plakkaat (Act of Abjuration)

The Union of Utrecht officially deposes Philip as ruler

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In 1584, William of Orange was assassinated by Balthasar Gérard

A year later, the Spanish captured Antwerp (the largest and richest city of the Netherlands)

In the north, the rebels held their ground

1581: Act of Abjuration

In 1588, they founded the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands

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They appointed William’s son as stadtholder (Maurice of Orange)

From now on, stadtholder was the title for the military leader of the Republic

The war between the Republic and Spain continued for a long time

In 1648, they made peace (Peace of Münster)

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Union of Arras
(Unie van Atrecht)

Three southern provinces joined the Spanish side

They stayed catholic

Union of Utrecht

After that, the rebellious provinces also formed a union (the rebels)

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Leerdoelen

In deze paragraaf leer je...

- Waardoor de Nederlanden verdeeld raakten

- Hoe een onafhankelijke staat ontstond

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Practice sources

What: Fill in the worksheet about your historical source

How: In a group of 3 or 4

Time: 10–15 minutes

Help: Internet and your book

Done: Work on your task for this week

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Practice sources

How to answer questions about sources?

What do you see?
What do you know?
Try and answer the question

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example

Petition of the Nobles

Margaret of Parma

5 April 1566

Petition, Protestant, Catholic, Iconoclastic Fury

Pro-Spanish

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Opdracht bronnen

Wat: Vul het werkblad in over jullie historische bron

Hoe: In een groepje van 3 of 4

Tijd: 10/ 15 minuten

Hulp: Internet en je boek

Klaar: Werk aan je taak van deze week.

Nabespreken

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Next week testweek!

Finish all your tasks!

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