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Colonial rule and the rise of Nationalism

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July 3, 2015

 

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One example is the case of the Dutch Eastern Indies. The Dutch introduced the ??Liberal System?¦ in 1870. Under this scheme, Dutch investors could not own any land however, they could only lease the land- even if it was to be rented for generations. The more fertile land was subjected to higher taxes; and the taxes imposed were often very much more then they were earning from farming...
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The more fertile land was subjected to higher taxes; and the taxes imposed were often very much more then they were earning from farming. This enabled the Dutch to take the best and most fertile land denying any chance for local farmers to expand. When it was time to pay their taxes, the farmers had difficulty paying the full amount and many of them had to sell of their farms to pay off their taxes...
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