How did spain and England exploit religious conflicts to promote political and economic interests in each other?
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In the ancient Europe some popes and church father rules society after the king. They want to spread Christian religion all over the world. They took people and make themselves Christian. This thing made the people angry. The people were against the popes and the church fathers. So they don’t want them as society head.
They wanted a free religion, not a religion which hurt them mentally and physically. The popes and church father think themselves as everything, they thought they are god. They don’t do people study, they don’t want people inventions. This made war.
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Spain and England have exploited the religious tensions to promote economic and political interests.
- Spanish Armada- King Philip II sent to England a 130 ships fleet to defeat them, but lost and gave England naval dominance. Publicly about religion was mainly about Spain seeking to get rid of England as an Atlantic competitor.
- Seen as the beginning of the end of Spanish dominance and the start of the emergence of English hegemony, the battle of thirty years (1618–48) commenced. A series of European wars that were mostly Catholic-Protestant led to disputes.
- It was the war between France and its Hapsburg opponents, and the rulers of the Holy Roman Empire, that ended in Westphalia 's peace.
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