England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.
John Smith left his home in England at age 16 to fight against Spain in support of Dutch Independence from the Spanish Crown.
England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.
The European countries who were competing for Asian trade include England, France, and Portugal. Dutch and Spain also competed during the Age of Exploration.
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England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.
England and the Netherlands were both Protestant while Spain was Catholic.
John Smith left his home in England at age 16 to fight against Spain in support of Dutch Independence from the Spanish Crown.
The Dutch didn't rebel against Spain. They rebelled against the Catholic Church and their ruler,The Count of Habsburg, who by the way, was also the King of Spain, and the Holy Roman Emperor. Being a good Catholic, and Holy Roman Emperor, he quite naturally objected. Because Henry VIII, of England, left the Roman Catholic Church he had continuous problems with that church. When Elizabeth I succeeded him as monarch she felt obligated to assist any other group that was trying to get out from under the strict control of the Pope in Rome. England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.
Spain, France and England
The Dutch revolted against Spain because the king was trying to spread the Catholic religion.
The Treaty of Nonsuch, signed in 1585 between England and the Dutch Republic, established a military alliance against Spain during the Eighty Years' War. Key terms included England's commitment to send military support, specifically troops and financial aid, to assist the Dutch in their fight for independence from Spanish rule. It also allowed for the establishment of English forts in the Netherlands and sought to strengthen the Protestant cause against Catholic Spain. The treaty marked a significant step in England's involvement in continental conflicts.
This was Queen Elizabeth 1st, who reigned from 1558 until her death in 1603.
England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.
Ruud Van Nisterloy
No, we did have a war against Spain for 80 years, but that's all we had to do with Spain. They left us like 300 years ago
Philip II's attempts to spread Catholicism.