Question

What was the tention between the French speaking and Dutch speaking during 1950s and 1960s in belgium

Answer 1

Dear Student,

Some of the major causes of tensions between the Dutch-speaking and French-speaking people in Belgium are as follows:

• The main cause which led to tension between the Dutch-speaking and French-speaking people was the economic equality.
• In Belgium, the Dutch-speaking people were in majority and the French-speaking people were in minority.
• The French-speaking people were rich and more powerful whereas the Dutch-Speaking population was poor and weak.
• Also, the tensions caused were result of the minority population of Dutch-speaking people in the Capital and majority in the Country. ​​​​​​

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