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Beau Faulkner

30 April, 01:57

What was one advantage of the Spanish Inquisition for the monarchs of spain?

A) it allowed them to silence their political opponents.

B) it ensured that they could divorce their spouse at will.

C) it increased their wealth because of special payments from the pope.

D) it encouraged a closer relationship with England.

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