VWO Geschiedenis Practice Questions - Netherlands VWO Geschiedenis - Centraal Examen And Schoolexamen

An underlying cause is a long-term structural development creating tension, while a direct cause is the immediate trigger sparking the event An underlying cause is always economical, whereas a direct cause is always religious An underlying cause is kept secret by politicians, whereas a direct cause is published in newspapers An underlying cause occurs after the historical event, whereas a direct cause occurs before it