The state in which there was constant rebellion during Philip II's reign was.....

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makkiz [27]2 years ago

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Answer:

A)The Netherlands

Explanation:

With the Abdication of Emperor Charles V, his son Philip II took over the overlord of the different counties and duchies colonies. There has been skirmishes in the State as a result of the unfair taxation system been administered on some of the counties in far away without any physical representatives to attend to their request if the need arises.

<em>Also, the introduction of the Netherlandish special Inquisition which led to the killing of over 1300 people as heretics further caused an unrest leading to riots.</em> Philip's continuous opposition against moderation in religion further engineered massive unrest leading to insurrection by the Calvinist group towards the monarchy. This led to the military intervention towards restoring peace.

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