The Dutch Reclamation of Land Refers to the Practice of

question 1

Multiple Choice

The Dutch reclamation of land refers to the practice of

• A)taking land from Dutch nobles and giving it to peasants to farm.
• B)taking land that was previously owned by the Spanish.
• C)reclaiming land from the sea.
• D)reclaiming land that the French had confiscated.
• E)distributing land evenly amongst all landowners.

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