When did the netherlands became a constitutional monarchy?
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16 March 1815
16 March 1815
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The <b>monarchy</b> of the <b>Netherlands</b> is the constitutional <b>monarchy</b> of the 
<b>Netherlands</b>. As such, the role and position of the <b>monarch</b> are defined and 
limited by the&nbsp;... This is a list of <b>monarchs</b> of the <b>Netherlands</b> (<b>Dutch</b>: Koningen der Nederlanden). 
By practical extension, the list includes the stadtholders of the House of Orange&nbsp;... Willem-Alexander is King of the <b>Netherlands</b>, having ascended the throne 
following his ... He is also the first male <b>monarch</b> of the <b>Netherlands</b> since the 
death of his great-great-grandfather William III in 1890. Willem-Alexander was 
one of four&nbsp;... The <b>Netherlands</b> became a constitutional <b>monarchy</b> in 1806, after French 
Emperor Napoleon appointed his&nbsp;... The Princes of Orange[edit]. The following is a family tree for the Princes of 
Orange, a line which culminated in the <b>Dutch monarchy</b> with the accession of 
Prince&nbsp;... The House of Orange-Nassau a branch of the European House of Nassau, has 
played a ... In time, he became one of the most popular members of the <b>Dutch</b> 
<b>monarchy</b>, and his death in 2002 was widely mourned. On April 30, 1980, Queen
&nbsp;... In the Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b>, the <b>monarchy</b> is a constitutional office and is 
controlled by the Constitution of the <b>Netherlands</b>. A distinction is made between&nbsp;... Upon his or her accession to the throne, the new <b>Dutch monarch</b> undergoes an 
inauguration ceremony as required by the constitution. The ceremony is taken as
&nbsp;... The Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> commonly known as the <b>Netherlands</b>, is a 
sovereign state and constitutional <b>monarchy</b> with the large majority of its territory 
in&nbsp;... Wilhelmina was Queen of the <b>Netherlands</b> from 1890 until her abdication in 1948
. She reigned for nearly 58 years, longer than any other <b>Dutch monarch</b>.
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The <b>Constitution</b> for the Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> is one of two fundamental 
documents governing the Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> as well as the 
fundamental&nbsp;... (in <b>Dutch</b>) <b>Constitution</b> for the Kingdom of the Netherlands Article 24 (Dutch 
edition of WikiSource); ^ (in Dutch)&nbsp;... The Supreme Court of the <b>Netherlands</b> officially the High Council of the 
<b>Netherlands</b>, is the final ... With the exception of the <b>Constitutional</b> Court of Sint 
Maarten (which rules on <b>constitutionality</b> with regards to the Sint Maarten 
<b>constitution</b> only)&nbsp;... A consultative referendum on the Treaty establishing a <b>Constitution</b> for Europe 
was held in the <b>Netherlands</b> on 1 June 2005 to decide whether the government&nbsp;... The <b>Constitutional</b> Reform of 1848 (<b>Dutch</b>: Grondwetsherziening van 1848) laid 
the basis for the present system of parliamentary democracy in the <b>Netherlands</b>. The <b>Dutch Constitution</b> lists the basic civil and social rights of the Dutch citizens 
and it describes the position and function of the&nbsp;... The Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> commonly known as the <b>Netherlands</b>, is a 
sovereign&nbsp;... The United Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> is the unofficial name given to the 
Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> as it existed&nbsp;... The <b>Constitution</b> of the <b>Netherlands</b> Antilles was proclaimed on 29 March 1955 
by Order-in-Council for the Kingdom. Its proclamation was specifically mandated
&nbsp;... Thorbecke led the <b>Constitutional</b> Reform. ... or be proud about it, since 1848 the 
<b>Netherlands</b> has in fact been a democratic&nbsp;...
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The monarchy of the <b>Netherlands</b> is the <b>constitutional monarchy</b> of the 
<b>Netherlands</b>. As such ... William <b>became</b> the leader of the <b>Dutch</b> Revolt and the 
independent <b>Dutch</b> Republic. As stadtholder, he ... Although the constitution <b>does</b> 
not say so, the monarch is the head of state of the Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b>. 
As such, the&nbsp;... Republicanism in the <b>Netherlands</b> is a movement that strives to abolish the <b>Dutch</b> 
monarchy ... The <b>Netherlands became a constitutional monarchy</b> in 1806, after 
French Emperor Napoleon appointed his younger brother Louis Bonaparte as 
vassal ... This time the cabinet <b>did</b> step down, resulting in a parliamentary victory. The politics of the <b>Netherlands</b> take place within the framework of a parliamentary 
representative democracy, a <b>constitutional monarchy</b>, and a ... The <b>Netherlands</b> 
<b>does</b> not have a constitutional court and judges do not have ... In 1977 they 
formed the Christian democratic CDA, which <b>became</b> a major force in <b>Dutch</b> 
politics,&nbsp;... A <b>constitutional monarchy</b> is a form of monarchy in which the sovereign exercises 
authority in ... In 1839, she <b>became</b> the last sovereign to keep a prime minister in 
power against the will of Parliament when the ... When a monarch <b>does</b> act, 
political controversy can often ensue, partially because the neutrality of the crown 
is&nbsp;... The Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> commonly known as the <b>Netherlands</b>, is a 
sovereign state and <b>constitutional monarchy</b> with the large majority of its territory 
in&nbsp;... Most of the monarchies in Europe are <b>constitutional monarchies</b>, which means 
that the monarch <b>does</b> not influence the politics of the state: either the monarch is
&nbsp;... The <b>Monarchy</b> of Belgium is a <b>constitutional</b>, hereditary, and popular <b>monarchy</b> of 
Belgium ... This day has since <b>become</b> a national holiday for Belgium and its 
citizens. ... Belgium is the only current European <b>monarchy</b> that <b>does</b> not apply 
the ... Members of the Belgian royal family are often known by two names: a 
<b>Dutch</b> and&nbsp;... The Constitution for the Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> is one of two fundamental 
documents ... The Napoleonic Kingdom of <b>Holland</b>, a <b>constitutional monarchy</b>, 
was ... Regarding the government&#39;s political structure the 1815 constitution <b>did</b> 
not ... <b>become</b> irrelevant as Indonesia severed all ties with the <b>Netherlands</b> in 
1954. The United Kingdom of the <b>Netherlands</b> is the unofficial name given to the 
Kingdom of the ... The <b>Dutch</b> Republic collapsed in 1795 and <b>became</b> a French 
client state. ... Though the United <b>Netherlands</b> was a <b>constitutional monarchy</b>, the 
king&nbsp;... The Kingdom of Prussia (German: Königreich Preußen) was a German kingdom 
that ... Prussia was a great power from the time it <b>became</b> a kingdom, through its 
... as it faced two dangers that the other German territories <b>did</b> not, partition from 
... after which Prussia <b>became a constitutional monarchy</b> and Adolf Heinrich von&nbsp;...
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