The Dutch Golden Age refers to a period of economic, cultural, and scientific growth in the Netherlands during the 17th century. It was characterized by flourishing trade, artistic achievements, and advancements in science.
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Tulip Mania: A speculative bubble that occurred during the Dutch Golden Age when tulip bulbs became highly valued commodities.
Dutch East India Company: A powerful trading company established by the Dutch during this period that played a significant role in global trade.
Rembrandt: A renowned painter from the Dutch Golden Age known for his masterful use of light and shadow in his artworks.