Hoe is de stad Tilburg gegroeid(geschiedenis)? http://www.vdhoogen.com/school/p2/stedenbouw.pdf Tilburg is ontstaan uit zogenaamde Herdgangen; dit zijn driehoekige pleintjes waar wegen op uitkwamen. De Herdgangen vormden de weiden waar de kuddes gezamenlijkamelijk op konden grazen. De driehoekige pleinen zijn nog op veel plaatsen terug te vinden. In 709 werd de plaats Tilburgis voor het eerst in een officieel oorkonde genoemd. In 1542 verwoest Maarten van Rossum Vught en Oisterwijk. De wevers en andere ambachtslieden uit deze dorpen vluchten naar Tilburg, wat inmiddels een centrum van textielnijverheid geworden was. Doordat er in Tilburg al veel schapenteelt aanwezig was, komt in Tilburg de wolnijverheid op. Rond 1600 is Tilburg het belangrijkste ‘wolcentrum’ van Brabant. In de 17de eeuw waren er 300 weefgetouwen, dit waren er veel voor die tijd. Middenin de 18de eeuw is Tilburg het landelijk ‘wolcentrum’ geworden. In 1809 bezoekt Lodewijk Napoleon Tilburg, naar aanleiding hiervan word drie weken later koninklijk besloten dat Tilburg tot stad verheven word. In 1809 heeft Tilburg 9.000 inwoners. In 1827 werd de eerste stoommachine in een Tilburgse fabriek geïnstalleerd. De laatste stoommachine staat nu in het Textielmuseum. In 1863 wordt Tilburg aangesloten op het spoorwegnet. Daardoor wordt Breda met de trein bereikbaar. Koning Willem II (1792-1849) verbleef meer in Tilburg dan in Den Haag. Over Tilburg zei hij eens "Hier adem ik frank en vrij.". Naar hem is in Tilburg de Willem II straat vernoemd, maar ook een school voor voortgezet onderwijs en de voetbalclub. In zijn opdracht werd in 1847 een paleis gebouwd dat diende als zijn buitenverblijf. Tegenwoordig ligt het paleis in het centrum. De koning heeft er nooit i... ... middle of paper ... ...een temperatuur van 50 à 60 graden gehouden. Daarna werd er een kilo indigo en een kilo meekrap toe, men ging weer flink roeren en liet de vloeistof gisten tot de indigo was opgelost en de urinekuip helemaal klaar was voor het blauw verven van wol en laken. Daarna moest de wol in schoon water uitgespoeld worden. Dat gebeurde in ‘spoelen’ (met water gevulde kuilen) in de stad, maar ook in het riviertje De Ley. Deze spoelen bevonden zich in het huidige plaatsen van het Hasseltplein, het Wilhelminapark en het Transvaalplein. Urine werd ook gebruikt bij het verven van de wol. Urine werd echter niet voor elke kleur gebruikt, maar wel voor de kleur blauw. Het verven van de wol leverde veel afvalwater op, dit lieten de ververijen via sloten afvoeren, daardoor ook het woord ‘blauwsloot’. De oudste akte, over het gebruik van ‘warm stinkende pis of zeep’ dateert uit 1689.
Right from the beginning of “Horror and the Maternal in Beowulf,” Paul Acker’s ambition in writing is clear. In the span of only a few sentences, he boldly refutes J.R.R. Tolkien’s interpretation of the monsters in Beowulf, stating “Tolkien also deflected certain avenues of interpreting the monsters” (702). This immediate claim, straight from the first paragraph of Acker’s essay, sets a tone for the rest of the paper, one that is plagued by unethical rhetorical strategies in order to satisfy its ambitions. Though Acker does present a fair argument in regards to his ideas and thesis, that same validity does not carry over to his rhetoric. I will argue that Acker constructs his essay in an unethical fashion, something which evidences itself
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This is a project about the U.S.A. we have to do this for the subject history. We have to answer a main Question. As main question I chose; what was the influence by the Dutch on the New Netherlands? I chose this question because I thought this would be an interesting thing about the history of the New Netherlands. I’m going to use sub questions to answer the main question. The three sub questions are about the drive for the Dutch to look for new colonies, what did the Dutch get from the New Netherlands and what did they bring to the New Netherlands and what was the influence of the colony on the hinterland. For my research on the sub questions I had to use the internet. This three question will be worked out beneath
...rt van fraude waarbij de misdadiger een ander persoon beroofd van geld of eventueel andere kostbare bezittingen. Oplichters proberen zo creatieve mogelijk nieuwe manieren te vinden om de mensen te kunnen oplichten Ookal maakt men hierbij gebruik van het internet. Het is en blijft een misdrijf..
Throughout World War II thе Nеthеrlands was a placе of opprеssion and starvation as morе than 200,000 Dutch wеrе killеd. Thе Gеrman rulе of Holland bеgan in 1940 and еndеd in 1945. A fеw of thе major еvеnts in this timе pеriod was thе royal Dutch family bеing еxilеd, thе Hungеr Wintеr, thе bombing of Rottеrdam, Opеration Markеt Gardеn, and thе Dutch rеsistancе.
Erfdeel, OS 2000, The low countries: Arts and society in Flanders and the Netherlands, a yearbook, Flemish-Netherlands Foundation "Stichting Ons Erfdeel, Amsterdam.
History of Netherlands dates to 58 B.C. when Julius Caesar’s soldiers, the Romans, attacked and capture Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg which are called the Low countries because most of the lands are below sea level. Some Germanic tribesmen during the 800’s B.C. called the Franks drove the Romans out and expanded their kingdom called The Frankish kingdom. Later in 870 it was divided in two sections into East Frankish and West Frankish, which later call Germany and France. Netherlands was part of the east kingdom. In the 1100’s industry grew and expanded. Fishing, shipbuilding, shipping, and manufacturing became vital in the low countries. (“Short history of the Netherlands”) Germany and France soon became like the low countries and supported it. Dukes of Burgundy in 1300’s from France control large sections of low countries. Duke Charles of Burgundy became the king of Spain in 1516. (“Netherlands”)
Ewans, Martin. "Belgium and the colonial experience." Journal of Contemporary European Studies 11, no. 2 (November 2003): 167-180.
From 1609 to 1713, the Dutch Republic was going through “The Golden Age.” It was a time of economic wealth, and a higher standard of life compared to most European countries. However, the Netherlands had the highest cost of living out of all European countries. It was the period in which mercantilism expanded, and domination of trading power was necessity. England, France, and Portugal were also expanding their boundaries of trade, which will begin a long fight for mastery at sea. The Dutch was the trading capital of the world at this time; in which is represented in this quote,” Although the Dutch tenaciously resisted the new competition, the long distance trading system of Europe was transformed from one largely conducted through the Netherlands, with the Dutch as universal buyer-seller and shipper, to one of multiple routes and fierce competitiveness.”(Encyclopedia Britannica, Vol. 24, pg. 890). The Netherlands operated in 7 provinces, known as the United Provinces, and the Dutch society was mainly consisted of bourgeoisie, sailors, and merchants. Because of the major trade industry in Holland, and that agricultural was secondary to the trading industry, the Dutch people were taxed extremely high for goods. However, a wave of culture flowed through Dutch Society, influenced by the economic profit that the Dutch gained from trade.
Netherlands little quirks that make it special are of of the best parts about it. Netherlands history is an important part, because without it the Netherlands would not be what it is today. On January 3, 1648, the Netherlands was founded. The royal House of Orange was the main royal class in that time, and Prince Williams was the man
The Netherlands, officially Kingdom of the Netherlands, is a constitutional monarchy located in Northwest Europe. The Netherlands Antilles is part of the state and consists of islands in the Caribbean. The Netherlands is often called Holland after a historic region, part of the present day nation. The country is bounded on the North and West by the North Sea, on the East by Germany, and on the South by Belgium. Land is scarce in the Netherlands and is fully exploited. The natural landscapes have been altered over the centuries. The average January temperature is 35 degrees F and the mean July temperature is 63 degrees F. The Netherlands was considered to be lacking in natural resources. Salt is produced and in the 1950’s and 60’s, great natural gas reserves were discovered in Groningen Province.
In het tweede en laatste deel wordt er geprobeerd om een gepaste omschrijving te vinden om het begrip Spam te verklaren. Daarnaast wordt er nagegaan wanneer en waar dit aan de orde is. Verder worden de gevolgen aangehaald. Tot slot wordt er tevens nagedacht over hoe Spam tegengegaan kan worden.
Officially founded in 1834, Harrods is today recognised as one of London’s landmark. It’s one of the most successful and luxurious department stores in London. With the motto “Omnia Omnibus Ubique” (All things for all people, everywhere), Harrods makes sure to carry the title of exclusiveness.
“Dag! Onthaal aan Nederland.” That’s Dutch for, “Good day! Welcome to the Netherlands.” You can learn lots of other cool facts about the Netherlands in this report, like art, history, and even the winter Olympics! I hope you enjoy the paper and that you learn some stuff you didn’t know. You are guaranteed to have a super-fantastic time reading!
Helaas gaan in onze samenleving geweld en wangedrag vaak samen. Dit heeft altijd al bestaan in onze samenleving en dit is helaas nooit volledig verdwenen door behulp van doelbewuste ingrepen.