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What is the MOST LIKELY reason the Battle of Bloody Marsh was vital to England and the English-owned colonies?
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What is the MOST LIKELY reason the Battle of Bloody Marsh was vital to England and the English-owned colonies?

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The Answer is D

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After the battle, the Spanish did not try to gain any English-owned colonies.
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