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Why might the overthrow of protestantism in England have been important to Philip II

Why might the overthrow of protestantism in England have been important to Philip II
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Why might the overthrow of protestantism in England have been important to Philip II

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Philip II had several reasons for grievance and wanting to overthrow Elizabeth I ... Of crucialimportance was England's strategic position.
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