The conflict between the English and Dutch in the 17th century primarily revolved around competition for trade routes and colonies. The two maritime powers clashed in several naval battles, including the Anglo-Dutch Wars, as they vied for dominance in global commerce. These conflicts had lasting impacts on their respective economies and spheres of influence.
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Blake Plateau is named after Admiral Robert Blake, a famous English naval officer from the 17th century known for his victories against the Dutch navy during the Anglo-Dutch Wars.
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The Dutch settlers lost their control power to English at the second Anglo-Dutch war,which also formally ended the Dutch's influence in North America and also played a key role of who will be the dominant and naval power of North America colonial ruler and global naval power.
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there were 2 Anglo - Chinese wars. Both of them were in china.
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A great many.
If you mean wars involving Britain, there was the Civil War of 1642-50, the naval wars with the Dutch under Charles II, the War of Austrian Succession under Queen Anne, both the Stuart uprisings, and the beginnign of the Seven Years War.
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The English (later British) tading company and the Dutch trading company both wanted control over trade routes and sea lanes, which would aid either countries economy. Although the British eventually emerged vicotrious there were minor victories on each side.
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1. The British needed to have the support of the Dutch in the event of a common enemy.
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The Dutch attack on Medway in 1667 was part of the Second Anglo-Dutch War. They targeted the English fleet and dockyards in an attempt to weaken their naval power and gain a strategic advantage in the ongoing conflict. The attack was successful, resulting in significant damage to English ships and facilities.
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There never was a South African War! There were two Anglo Boer Wars and the Zulu wars.
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These are the Anglo-Powhatan Wars.
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The First, Second and Third Anglo Afghan Wars.
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The Dutch under Williaam of Orange?
The Romans,
Anglo Saxons.
Danes.
Normans.
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New York began as a Dutch colony in 1624. The English took over following an Anglo-Dutch war, in 1664.
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The Anglo-Boer War, The Angolan Bush War (Border War) and the Anglo-Zulu War were pretty major.
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Anglo-Powhatan Wars yay AP History!
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The Anglo-Powhatan Wars
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Richard L. Wyckoff has written:
'The Anglo-German naval race'
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First Anglo-Powhatan War
Second Anglo-Powhatan War
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It's more involved than this explanation, but a quick and dirty answer is. There were a series of wars between the British and the Dutch over this territory. After each one the Dutch came out on the short end. Finally, while the third was going on the Dutch were attacked by several European powers. They were unable to sustain and relinquished the remaining holdings of New Netherlands to the British.
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Dupleix
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The Dutch under Williaam of Orange?
The Romans,
Anglo Saxons.
Danes.
Normans.
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Dutch. Originally, a naval vessel for hunting down pirates.
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The Dutch had dealings with mercantilism in two ways: they clashed with the British over their mercantilist policies, with the result of four Dutch-Anglo wars over the subject in the 17th and 18th century.
The other way was in their treatment of their East India colonies (today's Indonesia) in the 19th century. Production of foodstuffs and goods there was then made totally subject to Dutch needs and interests, and these goods could only be sold to Duth buyers. Holland then had the exclusive right to sell those goods at real market value worldwide.
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Dutch Harbor got its name from the Dutch sea captain, Marten Soolmans, who was the first European to explore the area in 1780. The harbor served as a Dutch naval base for a brief period in the late 18th century before being abandoned.
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It is through the provisions of the Treaty of Breda that the Dutch got Suriname.
Specifically, the treaty was signed on July 31, 1667 in the Dutch city of Breda. It represented a quick attempt to end the Second Anglo-Dutch War of 1665-1667. By that treatment, the Dutch exchanged their colony of New Amsterdam for the English colony of Suriname.
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giant Anglo-Dutch multinational company and largest manufacturer of food and personal-care products in the world.
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James smith
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Robert Fruin has written:
'De oorlog van 1672' -- subject(s): Anglo-Dutch War, 1672-1674, Dutch War, 1672-1678
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Anglo-Saxon culture was greatly influenced by their German and Dutch heritage. Their language, Old English, is actually a combination of their native Germanic tongue and Latin.
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The two countries that had most to do with America in the 16th centaury were the British and the Dutch. The Dutch never owned all of America but the British did after the Anglo- Dutch war. So the British and the Dutch owned America at one time.
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