ВведениеXV-ХVIII вв. – важное время

Введение
XV-ХVIII вв. – важное время для европейской цивилизации.
Большие перемены в социально-экономической, политической и культурной областях. Подъем европейской цивилизации был связан с началом капиталистических отношений, ростом производительности труда, развитием торговли, формированием европейского и началом образования мирового рынка.
Путь европейской цивилизации к прогрессу во многом был связан с Великими географическими открытиями. Одним важнейшим их следствием было перемещение мировых торговых путей. Торговля была источником для образования крупных частных капиталов. Рост торговли способствовал появлению новых форм, в которых была организована торговля.
На этапе разложения феодализма в середине XV-XVII вв. зарождались и утверждались капиталистические отношения. Их становление в разных странах происходило также неравномерно и отличалось большим своеобразием. В XV-XVI вв. капиталистические отношения получили развитие в Голландии..
На этом этапе выдвинулись страны первого эшелона капитализма, где произошли ранее буржуазные революции - Голландия и Англия, в которых к этому имелись соответствующие предпосылки.
Вначале XVIII в. мануфактурное производство в Европе вступило в последний этап своего развития, непосредственно предшествующий промышленной революции. Это положение относится, прежде всего, к Голландии. Именно эту страну мы и будем рассматривать в данной работе.
Целью исследования является экономика Голландии в начале Нового времени. Актуальностью данной темы является то, что она рассматривает экономический подъём Голландии, промышленность и сельское хозяйство.

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IntroductionXV-XVIII centuries. is an important time for the European civilization.Big changes in the socio-economic, political and cultural fields. The rise of European civilisation was connected with the beginning of the capitalist relations, productivity growth, trade development, the formation of the European education and the beginning of the world market.The path of European civilization to progress was largely linked to the Great geographic discoveries. One major consequence was the displacement of world trade routes. Trade has been a source for the formation of large-scale private capital flows. Increased trade contributed to the emergence of new forms in which trade was organized.At the stage of decomposition of feudalism in the middle of the XV-XVII centuries. building and approved capitalist relations. Their formation in different countries were also uneven and differed a great originality. In XV-XVI centuries. capitalist relations have developed in Holland ...At this point, moved the first-tier countries of capitalism, where the earlier bourgeois revolution-Holland and England, in which this had the relevant background.At the beginning of the 18th century saw the production in Europe has entered the last stage of its development, immediately preceding the industrial revolution. This provision applies primarily to Holland. This is the country we will consider in this paper.The aim of the study is the Dutch economy at the beginning of a new time. The relevance of this theme is that it treats Dutch economic growth, industry and agriculture.

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Introduction
XV-XVIII centuries. - An important time for the European civilization.
Big changes in the socio-economic, political and cultural fields. The rise of European civilization was associated with the beginning of capitalist relations, the growth of labor productivity, the development of trade, and the beginning of the formation of the European education of the world market.
The path of European civilization to progress largely been associated with the great geographical discoveries. One important consequence of the movement was the world's trade routes. Trade has been a source for the formation of large private capital. The growth of trade contributed to the emergence of new forms, which was organized by the trade.
At the stage of the decay of feudalism in the middle of the XV-XVII centuries. originated and approved by capitalist relations. Their formation took place in different countries also differ uneven and great originality. In the XV-XVI centuries. capitalist relations have developed in the Netherlands ..
At this stage, the country moved first echelon of capitalism, which took place earlier bourgeois revolutions - the Netherlands and England, which were relevant to this premise.
First XVIII century. manufactories in Europe has entered the last stage of its development immediately preceding the Industrial Revolution. This applies above all to the Netherlands. That is the country we will consider in this paper.
The study is the economy of Holland in the early modern period. Relevance of the topic is that it considers the economic boom of Holland, industry and agriculture.

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introduction
xv - xviii centuries. is the time for the european civilization. the great changes in the socio-economic, political and cultural fields.the rise of european civilization was connected with the capitalist relations, productivity growth, the development of trade, the formation of the european and the international education market.the way of european civilization to progress was very much linked to the great geographical discoveries. one important consequence was the relocation of their trade routes.trade was a major source for the formation of private capital. trade growth has contributed to the emergence of new forms, which was organized by the trade.
at the stage of decomposition of the feudalism in the middle of the 15th - 17th century.and approved the establishment of capitalist relations. their development in different countries was also unevenly distributed and has high identity. in the 15th and 16th centuries.capitalist relations developed in holland. "at this point moved the country first tier of capitalism, where occurred earlier bourgeois revolution, holland and england.in which it had the relevant prerequisites.
first xviii. мануфактурное production in europe has entered into the stage of its development, immediately prior to the industrial revolution.this provision applies primarily to holland. this is the country that we will explore in this work. the aim of the study is the economy of the netherlands. at the beginning of the new time.the relevance of the topic is that it considers the economic rise of holland, industry and agriculture.