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| Frage | Antworten |
| Philip II marriage proposal | 1559 |
| Major rebellion against Spain in Netherlands | 1566 |
| Clash between English and Spanish at San Juan de Ulna | 1568 |
| Spanish Bullion ships (the Genoese loan) seized | November 1568 |
| Suspension of Trade between Spain and England | 1569 |
| Papal Bull excommunicating Elizabeth | 1570 |
| Philip's involvement in Ridolfi Plot | 1571 was supporting plots in England – instructed Alva (Governor of Netherlands) to send 10,000 troops to support Ridolfi plot |
| Dutch Revolt in Netherlands | 1572 |
| Convention of Nymegen | 1573 – Convention of Nymegen: treaty resuming trade between Spain and England |
| E offers to mediate between Philip and William of Orange | 1575 |
| Sack of Antwerp | 1576 |
| Spanish commander Parma wins major successes against rebels in Netherlands | 1578 |
| King of Portugal died and Philip II becomes ruler of Spain and Portugal | 1580 |
| Don Antonio's attack on the Azures | 1581 |
| Treaty of Joinville: between French Catholic League and Spain | 1584 |
| Philip seizes English and Protestant shipping in Spain | 1585 |
| Reason for war against England from Philip's POV | Seeing on Elizabeth sign with rebels (Treaty of Nonsuch in 1585) he had no choice |
| English troops surrender to Duke of Parma in the Netherlands | 1587 |
| Drake attacks Spanish naval base at Cadiz | 1587 |
| Adams's view on raids of Spanish shipping | claims that the raids on Spanish shipping were an integral part of the wider conflict in the Netherlands. Elizabeth’s shortage of cash meant that self-sustaining warfare was the only realistic strategy |
| Armada | 1588 |
| Drake fails to destroy remnants of the Armada | 1589 |
| Unprofitable plundering expeditions on Spanish treasure coming from their overseas colonies by Hawkins and Frobisher | 1593 |
| Spanish Armada aimed at Ireland scattered by storms | 1596 / 1597 |
| Death of Philip II | 1598 |
| James I ends war with Spain | 1604 |
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