hostile to the toleration of Catholics. Zeeland, worried about losing profitable smuggling and piracy. Longer term Seen as: The world’s most impact of A founding document powerful countries Historians now view the the treaty of The Netherlands. did not give their full treaty as part of the A victory for national support to the Congress of Vienna and self-determination League. Hitler was credit it with restoring over imperial able to exploit the peace to Europe. The absolute power. resentment in major powers of the Germany about this time supported it. ‘unfair treaty’. War There was no Europe began again in 1939 wide conflict for nearly and some historians 100 years. see the Treaty as a cause.
hostile to the toleration of Catholics. Zeeland, worried about losing profitable smuggling and piracy. Longer term impact of the treaty Seen as: A founding document of The Netherlands. A victory for national self-determination over imperial absolute power. Historians now view the treaty as part of the Congress of Vienna and credit it with restoring peace to Europe. The major powers of the time supported it. There was no Europe wide conflict for nearly 100 years. The world’s most powerful countries did not give their full support to the League. Hitler was able to exploit the resentment in Germany about this ‘unfair treaty’. War began again in 1939 and some historians see the Treaty as a cause.
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