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At that period, Spain was a very strongly Catholic Christian country. As a result, when Queen Elizabeth I of England declared that she would continue what King Henry VIII had started and keep the Church of England separate from the Catholic Church, Spanish leaders believed that this was an act of insubordination against God. Accordingly, they argued that such insubordination should be met with violence in order to compel the English to return to Catholicism.
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∙ 8y agoConquer the Island of Britain with the "Armada" invasion fleet and re-establish the Catholic faith as state religion .
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What exaggerated reporting whipped up public anger againt Spain?
World war 1
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World War 1
What is true of the newspapers reporting on the sinking of the USS Maine?
Public anger towards Spain was increased
What is true of newspapers reporting the sinking of the USS Maine?
Public anger towards Spain was increased
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