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Belgium and Holland did not have much in common which led to fight between the two states. Belgium got the recognition of an independent state with ___ becoming the king.
Belgium and Holland did not have much in common which led to fight between the two states. Belgium got the recognition of an independent state with ___ becoming the king.
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The correct option is C Leopold I
Belgium and Holland had little in common in terms of culture. They had linguistic differences, as well as a deep religious divide. In Brussels, protestors took to the streets, setting fire to buildings, upturning cobbled paths, and looting shops. The Belgians succeeded in getting the independent state of Belgium with Brussels as its capital. Leopold I was made "King of the Belgians" in 1831.
Belgium and Holland had little in common in terms of culture. They had linguistic differences, as well as a deep religious divide. In Brussels, protestors took to the streets, setting fire to buildings, upturning cobbled paths, and looting shops. The Belgians succeeded in getting the independent state of Belgium with Brussels as its capital. Leopold I was made "King of the Belgians" in 1831.
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