[DOC] [TLE] History of the Netherlands - Wikipedia [PAR] The history of the Netherlands is the history of seafaring people thriving on a 
lowland river delta ..... 450 BC up to the Roman conquest), this Celtic culture had, 
whether by ... over a wide range, including into the southern area of the 
Netherlands. ... toponymic evidence of a former Celtic presence in the Low 
Countries is near to... [DOC] [TLE] Netherlands - Wikipedia [PAR] Location of the European Netherlands (dark green).  in Europe (green & dark 
grey)  in the .... "Netherlands" literally means "lower countries", influenced by its 
low land and ... England at 420 people per km2 is also more densely populated. 
.... 450 BC up to the Roman conquest) had expanded over a wide range, 
including... [DOC] [TLE] Netherlands - Cosmeo [PAR] The Netherlands is often called Holland after a historic region, part of the present-
day nation. The term Low Countries, used for the Netherlands, Belgium, and 
Luxembourg ... The islands of the delta region are also undergoing change. ..... 
50's B.C. Julius Caesar conquered much of the Low Countries, including what is 
now... [DOC] [TLE] Netherlands - World Vital Records [PAR] It is often called Holland. ... 50s BC Julius Caesar conquered much of the Low 
Countries, including what is now the Netherlands, Belgium, and ... In 1519, 
Charles became Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. ... The northern provinces, 
which is now the Netherlands, formed the Union of Utrecht pledging to continue 
the revolt. [DOC] [TLE] History of the Netherlands - Netherlands Tourism [PAR] The first settlements didn't begin to appear until around 4800 B.C. ... Charles V, at 
the tender age of six, inherited the Low Countries after the ... (including the Low 
Countries) to his son, Philip II, and the Roman Empire to his ... The Duke of Alva 
established the Council of Troubles, which became known ..... The 40s and 50s. [DOC] [TLE] Netherlands facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles ... [PAR] Get information, facts, and pictures about Netherlands at Encyclopedia.com. ... 
When, in about 55 bc, Julius Caesar conquered a large part of the lowlands near 
the ... called the Low Countries, and gradually pushed the Frisians back to the 
east ... Charles, became King Charles I of Spain in 1516 and Holy Roman 
Emperor... [DOC] [TLE] Netherland - Tripod [PAR] Netherlands is a small country on the North Sea in northwestern Europe. ... The 
country's rulers have included the Romans, a Germanic people called the Franks, 
..... In the 50's B.C., Roman soldiers under Julius Caesar invaded what are now 
the ... The Romans conquered much of the region, now called the Low Countries. [DOC] [TLE] Dutch Flag - Flags and Nations of the World [PAR] Details include colors, design and representations of the Dutch Flag. ... or 
Netherlanders, but are also known as the Dutch; The Netherlands is often called 
.... Rome; 50's BC - Julius Caesar conquered much of the Low Countries, 
including ... 1556 The Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, gave control of the Low 
Countries to... [DOC] [TLE] The Netherlands - Dolf Starreveld's Page [PAR] May 23, 2007 ... Historical accounts of the Netherlands date from the 1st century BC, when 
Roman ... Before the conquest, the Romans had annexed lands to the ... to be 
called the Low Countries, or Netherlands, including present-day Belgium. ... of 
the Spanish branch of the house of Habsburg, who was also king of Spain. [DOC] [TLE] History of the Netherlands [PAR] The history of the Netherlands is closely related to that of the Low Countries; it 
was not ... The years of the war also marked the beginning of the Dutch Golden 
Age, ... 500 BC), where a king was buried with some extraordinary objects, 
including an ... Germany was called the Holy Roman Empire after the coronation 
of King... [DOC] [TLE] History of the Netherlands [PAR] In the medieval period, the Low Countries (roughly present-day Belgium and the 
... The years of the war

Question: In the 50s B.C. this Roman ruler conquered the Low Countries, including what is now known as the Netherlands
Answer: Julius Caesar