During the Reformation, the Dutch abandoned their transitionally bright-colored clothing. The ecological reason presented for the abandonment of brightly colors was: Question 9 options: local sourcing: The Dutch could only produce quality black and white cloth at home in the Netherlands Kin selection: Catholic Venice controlled the dye trade and Protestant Holland did not wish to share its wealth with those "outsiders." Kin selection: by buying dyes from within the Netherlands and its empire, the money provided greater benefits to the people of the Netherlands rather than to competing economies all of the above hold true