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Why did England support the Dutch against Spain?

A.England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.

B.England supported Catholicism.

C.The Dutch wanted strong trade protections from England.

D.Spain wanted to end trade with England.

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The answer is C :) Hope this helps!!!

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