Vwo 2 tto: the Dutch Golden Age - lesson 3

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The Dutch Golden Age

Lesson 3

Start of the lesson

Sit in your spot

Phone (off/silent) in phonebag

Chewing gum in bin

Books + laptop on table

Menu of the day

Recap

Rich & poor in the Golden Age (self-work)

Break

Art

Kahoot: Golden Age art of not?

What is merchant capitalism?

1. Most money is earned by making products
2. Most money is earned by trading
3. Most money is earned by farming
4. Most money is earned by war

Triangular trade

Slaves

Sugar, cotton & tobacco

Weapons & textiles

The last question was about the...

1. Baltic Sea Trade
2. VOC
3. WIC

Why couldn't the native americans work on the plantations?

1. They did not want to work there
2. Most of them were shot by the Europeans
3. Almost all died of diseases
4. It wasn't allowed to make slaves of native americans

Learning questions

• Which four social groups were there in the Golden Age? (Golden Age / migration)
  
• What are the characteristics of art from the Golden Age? 

Rich & poor in the Golden Age

Read by yourself: 'Rich and poor in the Golden Age' on pages 73-74.

Do the following exercises: 4, 5 & 6

Finished? --> check your answers. Done? --> do the learning questions

Learning question

Let's have a look at learning question 2:

First 5 minutes alone, then 5 minutes in pairs, then 5 minutes in groups

• Which new trade opportunities did the Dutch Republic discover in the 17th century? (global economy / Dutch East India Company (VOC) / trade monopoly / Dutch West India Company (WIC) / triangular trade / plantation slavery) 

Break

Learning question

Let's have a look at learning question 2:

First 5 minutes alone, then 5 minutes in pairs, then 5 minutes in groups

• Which new trade opportunities did the Dutch Republic discover in the 17th century? (global economy / Dutch East India Company (VOC) / trade monopoly / Dutch West India Company (WIC) / triangular trade / plantation slavery) 

Art

Wealth in the Dutch Republic --> art thrives

• In other countries it's mostly the nobles and the church who buy art. What kind of paintings do they buy?

Art

Wealth in the Dutch Republic --> art thrives

• In other countries it's mostly the nobles and the church who buy art. What kind of paintings do they buy?
• In the Dutch Republic are is bought by burghers (like merchants --> art is about their lives