Innovation in Dutch Art and Economics During the "Golden Age

question 62

Multiple Choice

Innovation in Dutch art and economics during the "Golden Age" was

• A) related to religious toleration and the freedom of the press.
• B) largely a response to the rise of absolutism there.
• C) largely a response to civil war.
• D) an effect of newfound freedoms after the dissolution of Parliament.
• E) a direct result of the Stuart Restoration.

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