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Cities 1: Home to the international court of justice.
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The Hague
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Cities 2: Europe's largest seaport.
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Rotterdam
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Cities 3: The last stage of the Cretaceous period is named after this city located on the Meuse River.
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Maastricht
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Cities 4: A New York neighborhood is named after this city.
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Haarlem
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Artificial Landmarks 1: The world's largest flower gardens.
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Keukenhof Gardens
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Artificial Landmarks 2: Famous art museum located in Amsterdam.
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Rijksmuseum
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Artificial Landmarks 3: Large castle located near Utrecht.
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De Haar
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Artificial Landmarks 4: Series of dams constructed in the 1950s to combat floods - and later, rising sea levels.
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Delta Project
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People 1: Considered the founding father of the Netherlands due to leading the revolt against Spanish rule.
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William of Orange
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People 2: One of the founders of secular thought and the Enlightenment through his criticisms of religion.
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Baruch Spinoza
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People 3: Fist person to use a microscope to spot single-celled organisms.
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Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
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People 4: He discovered the moon Titan and developed the pendulum clock.
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Christiaan Huygens
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History 1: Series of wars between 1350 and 1490 over the title of "Count of Holland."
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Hook and Cod Wars
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History 2: Treaty that led to the creation of an independent Dutch state.
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Peace of Munster
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History 3: These flowers were once valuable commodities in the Netherlands...before the price crash, anyways.
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Tulips
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History 4: The Netherlands was the first modern country to legalize this practice.
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Gay Marriage
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Culture 1: Internationally famous autobiography written by Anne Frank while hiding in Amsterdam
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Diary of a Young Girl
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Culture 2: Comic series centered around a white cat and his bear friend.
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Tom Poes
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Culture 3: Famous organist from the beginning of the Baroque period.
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Jan van Sweelinck
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Culture 4: Most successful football club in the Netherlands.
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AFC Ajax
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Painters 1: "Starry Night," "Still Life: Vase with Twelve Sunflowers"
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Vincent Van Gogh
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Painters 2: "The Night Watch," "The Stoning of Saint Stephen."
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Rembrandt
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Painters 3: "Girl with a Pearl Earring," "View of Delft"
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Johannes Vermeer
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Painters 4: "New York City," major influence of the De Stijl movement
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Piet Mondrian
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Cuisine 1: Dish of boiled and mashed vegetables such as potatoes, onions, and carrots.
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Hutspot
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Cuisine 2: Sausage made of ground meat (usually pork stuffed in a pig's intestine) mixed with spices and salt.
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Rookworst
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Cuisine 3: Juniper-flavored liquor that would come to England as gin.
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Jenever
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Cuisine 4: Ball of whipped cream coated in chocolate, hailing from the Dutch city of 's-Hertogenbosch.
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Bossche Bol
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Vocab 1: (Noun) Vader
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Father
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Vocab 2: (Verb) Weten
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To know
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Vocab 3: (Adjective) Beroemde
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Famous
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Vocab 4: (Preposition) Rond
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Around
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