The spanish inquisition grew out of philip ii’s
a. strong roman catholic beliefs.
b. disagreements with the roman catholic church.
c. success in conquering england.
d. belief in the teachings of the reformation.

The correct answer is Option A) Strong Roman Catholic beliefs.

The Spanish Inquisition is often described as a 'dark' period in the history of Spain, depending on the view points of different communities.

In essence, the Spanish Inquisition was launched in order to maintain control of Catholic beliefs on the Spanish region, instead of the medivial inquisition which was directly under control of the pope.

It was primarily done in order to find 'heretics' among a population that had converted to the Catholic faith from Islam and Judaism.

Many were forced to practice Catholic Christianity and who did not do so was either killed or asked to leave Spain forever.

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