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The Decline of Dutch Power Was Caused by

Question 63

Question 63

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The decline of Dutch power was caused by


A) government regulation.
B) the influx of immigrants.
C) wars with England, France, and Orangist mobs.
D) their focus on colonies abroad.
E) their maritime rivalry with Italy.

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