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What did the development of a national identity have in common in England and in Spain?


National identity in both emerged during conflict with a perceived threat.

They both united without any influence from the Church.

They both embraced an identity of religious pluralism.

They both developed a national identity rapidly, within a single generation.

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Answer:

From my analysis, option (C) —They both embraced a identity of religious pluralism.

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(Look at the third line where it says: " that includes a missionary sense of themselves" ) meaning all options without missionary or church is out of the picture and it remains option B and C, it cannot be option B according to the passage so it's option C

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Answer:

C. They both embraced an identity of religious pluralism.

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