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How did the attack by the Spanish Armada influence England in the 16th century?
England changed from Protestantism to Catholicism.
Queen Elizabeth I married King Phillip II of Spain.
The Tudor dynasty assumed control of the Spanish throne.
England emerged as a Protestant power in Europe.
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England emerged as a Protestant power in Europe.
The failed 1588 Armada ensured Elizabeth I’s rule and Protestant settlement in England, weakened Spanish dominance, boosted English naval prestige, and helped England become a leading Protestant maritime power.
The failed 1588 Armada ensured Elizabeth I’s rule and Protestant settlement in England, weakened Spanish dominance, boosted English naval prestige, and helped England become a leading Protestant maritime power.
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