Why did Catholic Spain decide not to support a Catholic rebellion in the immediate aftermath of the Religious Settlement? Choose the best answer.England and Spain were officially allies in 1559.The Pope had failed to act decisively.King Philip wanted to marry Elizabeth.King Philip was preoccupied with domestic affairs.

'The main cause of the war between England and Spain was religious rivalry' How far do you agree? Explain your answer. You may use the following in your answer: Elizabeth's religious settlement, Robert Dudley Structure - paragraphs:1) Introduction - Judgement2)  Religion (Pope excommunication, Elizabeth's actions against English Catholics) 3) Politics (Support for Dutch rebels) 4) Economics (Privateer attacks on Spanish ships in New World, Drake and raid on Cadiz)5) Conclusion

The primary goal of Spain's financial sponsorship of Columbus' initial explorations and later expeditions to the New World was to find a new source of gold and silver to boost Spain's economy. Spain, under the leadership of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella also felt they had another duty to perform in the New World; the conversion of as many people as possible to Catholicism.Ferdinand and Queen Isabella wanted to convert as many people as possible to Catholicism not only because they felt they had a religious duty to do so, but also because increasing the Catholic population would help to:A) Counter the threat of Islam which was now spreading through the Middle East and Asia.B) Make the indigenous people of the New World allies of SpainC) Increase the wealth and the power of the Pope and EuropeD) To provide a means of making a living to hundreds of Spanish nobles who were not landowners.

Why did the other Manila rulers not anymore fight the Spaniards when one of them wanted to wage war again a year later?Source: https://www.esquiremag.ph/long-reads/the-rise-and-fall-rajahs-sulayman-matanda-and-lakandula-the-allied-rulers-of-manila-a00293-20191019-lfrmLinks to an external site.Group of answer choicesThey were already old and they were trying to save more livesThey became pro-Spanish

The events described in the passage best illustrate which of the following aspects of the religious conflicts in Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries?ResponsesCatholics responded to the challenge of the Protestant Reformation by creating new religious orders to revitalize the Roman Catholic Church.Catholics responded to the challenge of the Protestant Reformation by creating new religious orders to revitalize the Roman Catholic Church.The spread of Protestant ideas in France had already resulted in the French monarchs adopting a policy of religious toleration.The spread of Protestant ideas in France had already resulted in the French monarchs adopting a policy of religious toleration.Protestants made effective use of the increased availability of printing technology to spread their ideas.Protestants made effective use of the increased availability of printing technology to spread their ideas.Despite doctrinal differences, Catholics and Protestants continued to live amicably together in many regions of Europe.

Why did King Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church?Group of answer choicesHe wanted a divorce or annulment and the Pope wouldn't give him oneHe didn't break away his father didMartin Luther had convinced him to become a LutheranHe was trying to unify Great Britain