The Dutch Republic and Britain: The Making of a European World Economy

2007 Seminar Papers

Most seminar papers are all available in PDF format. PDF documents can be viewed using Adobe Reader which can be downloaded here:

• The Dutch Patriot Revolution 1780 - 1787: Continuity or Change?
  by Danielle Aucoin
• Tolerance as Value-Neutrality In the Seventeenth Century Dutch Republic
  by Allan Bikk
• How Pre-Industrial Era English and Dutch Trade Influenced Social Change
  by Frances Brock
• Economic Reflections on The Dutch Republic and Britain, 1500-1800
  by Aster Chin
• A Look at 18th Century London through the prints of William Hogarth, Gin Lane and Beer Street
  by Henry Grubb
• Transportation Networks and Development: The Dutch Republic, Britain, and Today
  by Thomas Houston
• Nit-Picking in the Golden Age of Dutch Art
  by Brenda Johansen
• The Political Institutions of the Dutch Republic, 1572-1672
  by Kimberly W. Martin
• "The Red Haired Barbarians:" The Dutch in Japan
  by Sharlyn Scott
• Learning the History and Culture of the Netherlands: Opening Windows of Understanding Through Historical Icons and Cultural Stereotypes
  by Nicki Wilhelmina Summers
• Hugo Grotius and the Origins of the Enlightenment in the Netherlands
  by Marion Archer Truslow
• Antoni van Leeuwenhoek and the Royal Society during the Dutch Golden Age
  by Tatiana D. Waterman
• Luxury and Anxiety: Representations of Class Tension in Dutch Baroque Art
  by Olivia Windle

PowerPoint Presentations

	Transportation networks and developing economies By Thomas Houston File size: less than 1MB
	The Dutch and Japan By Sharlyn Scott File size: 7.4MB
	Luxury and Anxiety: Representations of Class Tension in Dutch Baroque Art By Olivia Windle File size: 15.2MB

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2005 Seminar Papers

• Commercial Revolution Unit for Sophomore World History Course
  by Erin Casey
• The Dutch Republic and Britain: The Making of Modern Society and a European World Economy: An Economic Perspective
  by Barry Gannon
• The United Provinces of the Netherlands: A Documentary Primer of a Federal Republic, 1575-1595
  by Donna J. Harrison
• Religion and Commerce in Early Modern Europe
  by Kristi L. Keuhn
• Dutch Ships, British Industry and the Birth of Shopping: A dialogue for teacher and students, grades 5-8
  by Jeff Lantos
• The VOC, the EIC, and The Free Sea: The Rhetoric and Reality of Free Trade in the Early Modern World Economy
  by Dan Lynch
• Historical Perspectives on Toleration: The Dutch Republic in the 16th and early 17th century.
  Benny Parekkadan
• The Dutch "Loss" to the British and How it Informs our Life in a "Flat" World
  By Todd S. Parker
• Dutch Imprints on Peter the Great's Westernizing Campaign
  Tricia Rattigan
• A Different Domesticity?
  by Mary Rech Rockwell

PowerPoint Presentations

	An Interdisciplinary look at the British and Dutch Economies of the 16th through early 19th centuries. by Todd S. Parker Social Studies/Gifted Students - Conestoga High School Berwyn, PA File size: 38MB Teaching notes for this presentation in PDF Format
	From Red to Orange, or Dutch and English relations leading to the Glorious Revolution by Carrie Sato Social Studies Dept. - Kaiser High School Honolulu, Hawaii File size: 5.8MB Teaching notes for this presentation in PDF Format
	Dutch History for Dummies File size: 1.8MB
	From Ideal to Real File size: 4.1MB)