What was the impact of the Catholic victory in Spain and the European Reformation on North America?

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Spain became very proud of their Catholic heritage and started taking itself too seriously, going as far as to kill people who didn't want to be Catholics and establishing their colonies that were strict about religion and forced people to convert. North America was different because people who reformed the country were able to go to North America and live there as protestants without fear because England was full of wars against protestants and Catholics in the years after Henry VIII separated himself from the pope. That's why today Mexico is still mostly Catholic while NA is mostly Christian Protestant, or any of the branches of Protestantism.

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