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/Home/Historical Studies/History/Regional History/Europe/Netherlands / Holland ::History Learning Site:: Votes:0 History Learning Site Online College and University Degree Guide History Learning Site > History Learning Site Topics covered on this site Ancient Rome Medieval England Tudor England Stuart England Britain 1700 to 1900 World War One World War Two The Role of British Women in the Twentieth Century Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany Inventions and Discoveries of the Twentieth Century Exam subjects Modern World History 1918 to 1980 A History of Medicine Advanced Level History courses The Reformation John Calvin The Counter Reformation Spain under Phillip II The Revolt of the Spanish Netherlands France in the Sixteenth Century France In the Seventeenth Century The Thirty Years War Frederick William - the Great Elector Peter the Great Sweden 1611 to 1718 Ireland 1845 to 1922 The Civil Rights Movemen Read More Go to Site Amsterdam Heritage - History Votes:0 1200-1585 1585-1672 1672-1795 1795-1813 1813-1940 [ Reference ] [ Back ] A short history of Amsterdam The personification of the city of Amsterdam, protected by Mercury, the god of trade (Amsterdams Historisch Museum) 1200-1585: the Early History The early history covers the period 1200-1585 . Amsterdam developed round a dam in the Amstel river at the end of the 12th century. The name Amstelledamme occurs for the first time in the toll concession of Floris V, Count of Holland, dated October 27, 1275. During the 14th, but especially the 15th century, Amsterdam underwent a rapid development, which laid the foundation for the Golden Age. Only very few medieval buildings survive today. Some examples: the Old and New Churches and the Houten Huis (Wooden House) at the Begijnhof. Throughout the M Read More Go to Site History of Netherlands Votes:0 Search The Web! Search The Web! Search The Web! Search The Web! Free Travel Cheap Tickets Auction Newsletter Immigration Affiliate Make Money Netherlands HISTORY The Dutch are primarily of Germanic stock with some Gallo-Celtic mixture. Their small homeland frequently has been threatened with destruction by the North Sea and has often been invaded by the great European powers. Julius Caesar found the region which is now the Netherlands inhabited by Germanic tribes in the first century B.C. The western portion was inhabited by the Batavians and became part of a Roman province; the eastern portion was inhabited by the Frisians. Between the fourth and eighth centuries A.D., most of both portions were conquered by the Franks. The area later passed into the hands of the House of Burgundy and the Read More Go to Site

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