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Philip II’s policy to rid Spain of all non-Catholics was called ___ . a. the Armada c. the Inquisition b. the Golden Age d. the Counter-reformation
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Philip II’s policy to rid Spain of all non-Catholics was called ___ .

a.
the Armada
c.
the Inquisition
b.
the Golden Age
d.
the Counter-reformation

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srry im late but our answer is C

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