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Netherlands 1000-1600/1700
-From muddy delta to commercial metropole
-Artificial landscape of Holland
-frequent flooding from rising sea into the rivers
-marshy wetland unsuitable for agriculture
-several places in NL used to be below sea level
-people learned how to control the water: dykes, dams, and ditches to drain
The two rivers that make up the delta around Rotterdam
Rhine and Meuse
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Rotterdam 1400's-1588
-city grew immensely
-start of public transportation
-marshland byproduct peat could be used for fuel and industrial purposes (production of
glass, beer)
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Place in European trade in the 16th century
-Rotterdam and Amsterdam became international trading hubs
-ex: grain imported from N. Russia/Poland--> amsterdam --> rest of the world because of
the port accessibility
-canals used for inland transport and harbors used to ship things out
-windmills at this time also enabled land reclamation on a larger scale: Schermer polder
windmill
17th century exchange
-loads of grain exchange
-led to industrial landscape change
-wood from germany, used for shipbuilding
-wind power became big
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