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How was the Spanish Inquisition different from the Inquisition throughout Europe? O It was operated by the Catholic Church. It was formed to investigate religious matters O It was a court office used to fight against heresy. It was an attempt to make a nation entirely Catholic​

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D. It was an attempt to make a nation entirely Catholic

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The Spanish Inquisition was about to maintain Catholic in power in their kingdoms. It was an attempt to make a nation entirely Catholic.​

What is Inquisition?

The Inquisition was a group of organizations within the Catholic Church whose target was to fight heterodoxy, conducting trials of suspected heretics.

An example of an inquisition was a time between 1232 and 1820 when the Catholic Church used torture and other unkind means to try to figure out the religious heresy of a particular.

Thus, option D is true that it was an attempt to make a nation entirely Catholic.​

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