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scoundrel [369]
3 years ago
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How did Philip II's manage to go bankrupt despite all the gold and silver from the American colonies? * A. His frequent wars aga

inst Protestant and Muslims. B. His support of Spanish manufacturing. C. He ruled that all art depict religious subjects. D. He provided financial support to artists.
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1 answer:
Sedaia [141]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A. His frequent wars against Protestant and Muslims.

Explanation:

Philip II was a fervent Catholic and it is true that he started many wars to defend the power and influence of the Catholic Church against Protestants and Muslims, but wars cost a lot of money and Philip has already inherited the throne with Spain bordering on bankruptcy. To pay for the wars, he had to borrow money from other nations, which caused a huge expenditure of money, leading to complete bankruptcy in 1598. It took a long period of reforms for Spain to have an efficient economy again.

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