Can you name the kings, queens and stadtholders (stewarts) of the netherlands? by tijngommans

years reigned	monarch	Title
1579 - 1584		stadtholder
1584 - 1625		stadtholder
1625 - 1647		stadtholder
1647 - 1650		stadtholder
Stadtholderless time		none
1672 - 1702		stadtholder and king of England
Stadtholderless time		none
1747 - 1751		stadtholder
1751 - 1795		stadtholder
1806 - 1810		(French) King

years reigned	monarch	Title
1810 - 1814		(French) Emperor
1814 - 1840		King
1840 - 1849		King
1849 - 1890		King
1890 - 1898		Regentess
1898 - 1948		Queen
1948 - 1980		Queen
1980 - ?		Queen
? - ?		Crown-Prince

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Dutch monarchs Quiz

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Created Feb 4, 2010 in History
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	Tabasco:	Feb 4th, 2010 at 16:04 GMT		1 point
	If you're going to translate names, why don't you translate all of the names: why is Maurits not Maurice and Hendrik not Henry? Also the stadtholders were not really monarchs. You could say they were the head of state, but then you should also add the heads of state during the stadtholderless periods.

	Oli4:	Aug 8th, 2011 at 16:56 GMT		1 point
	The stadtholders actually were a sort of monarchs. They were all part of the Orange-Nassau family (though not the same line as the current royal family) and they had a lot of power.

	ikaros:	Oct 5th, 2011 at 13:55 GMT		2 points
	i would get the no's out of the quiz. They're confusing and don't add anything. Otherwise good job.

	grendelsbayne:	Nov 19th, 2012 at 13:42 GMT		1 point
	They were half-monarchs at best. They couldn't exercise any power at all without the recognition of the provincial states, and the different provinces didn't actually always choose the same stadtholder (this list is therefore actually missing several people). That they all came from the same family was a matter of politics more than hereditary rights.