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France and the Dutch Republic: relations between Louis XIV and Charles II of England; the Franco-Dutch War; the Peace of Nijmegen.
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Louis XIV and Europe, 1661–1685
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France and the Dutch Republic: relations between Louis XIV and Charles II of England; the Franco-Dutch War; the Peace of Nijmegen
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Quick student answer
What was one of the main outcomes of the Franco-Dutch War (1672-1678)?
Direct answer
The Peace of Nijmegen marked the end of the Franco-Dutch War, resulting in territorial adjustments that favored France.
Key terms
- Hegemony: Leadership or dominance, especially by one country or social group over others, often used in the context of international relations.
- Territorial gains: Acquisitions of land or regions as a result of war, treaties, or negotiations, significant in shaping national boundaries and power.
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Confusing the outcomes of the Franco-Dutch War: Focus on the specific treaties and territorial changes that resulted from the Franco-Dutch War, particularly the Peace of Nijmegen.
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