Political Science, asked by Shruti4754, 1 year ago

what were the major causes of tension among the ethnic communities of Belgium

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Answered by Dhiman011
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change in the... language is the most common cause of tension among Belgium community
.We are zipping down suburban lanes, turning right and left, dodging from prosperous village to prosperous village. The houses are solid without being grand; tidy but somehow higgledy-piggledy; ordinary, with a touch of the surreal. They could only be Belgian.

The people on the streets are neither aggressively neat, like the Dutch, nor self-consciously elegant, like the French. They are something in between. They are, to my biased but approving eyes, triumphantly and typically Belgian.

In the first village, the road signs are in Dutch (or in English). In the next, the signs are in French (or in English). "Avenue" becomes "laan", "rue" becomes "straat", and a "dviation" becomes a "wegomlegging". Belgium is full of dviations and wegomleggings.
Answered by solbin
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1) Economic gap between Dutch speaking community and French speaking community.
2) French speaking community was minor despite of it they were relatively rich than the Dutch speaking community. They even enjoyed more power than them.
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