mar <em>v.</em> to spoil, damage
The past tense of mar is marred, which would mean <u>spoiled</u> or damaged.
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procure <em>v.</em> to persuade, <u>obtain</u>
I'm thinking B. I'm basing this off of what I learned in Sunday School, so it may be wrong or right.
Restored catholicism- Mary
made England protestant- Henry
declared english monarch- Edward
Yes, it's true. Schools do allow topics based on religious things, but it depends on the topics though. If the topics are weird, I advise you to not write letters based on weird topics, ok?
