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The region Jiang identifies with present-day Belgium and the Netherlands under Habsburg/Spanish influence.
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Low Countries
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...time in history, the Dutch are part of something called the Low Countries. Low Countries include today the Belgium and the Netherlands, okay? That's..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...time in history, the Dutch are part of something called the Low Countries. Low Countries include today the Belgium and the Netherlands, okay? That's..."
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The Low Countries' poverty and autonomy fostered egalitarian independence, textile work, and eventual conflict with Spanish attempts to enforce Catholic control.
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"...time in history, the Dutch are part of something called the Low Countries. Low Countries include today the Belgium and the Netherlands, okay? That's..."
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"...it was cold, it was poor, people worked hard. And the Low Countries was one of the first places to develop textiles. And as..."
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"...the most powerful nation in the world at this time. The Low Countries, it's like 1.5 million people at this time. Okay, so it's..."
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"...is they needed a way to unite the people of the low countries into fighting the Spanish. How do you incentivize the people into..."
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"...this is the holy roman empire which includes the netherlands the low countries the problem though is once you have this territory you have..."
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"...What's important to first remember is that throughout its history, the Low Countries, the Netherlands, they were an egalitarian, independent, open -minded people. And..."
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The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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