How Were Great Britain and the Netherlands Different from Most

question 12

Multiple Choice

How were Great Britain and the Netherlands different from most of the European continent?

• A) They followed the absolutist pattern that had started earlier in the seventeenth century.
• B) They were struggling economically and nearing bankruptcy.
• C) They faced continuing political turmoil, and the state had a less powerful role.
• D) Their social institutions were far more dependent on the state.
• E) They were much less concerned about trade and having an overseas empire.

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