Three of the following were true of the "Golden Age" of Spain during the 16th and early 17th centuries. Which was NOT?

A. Spain became a leading commercial and industrial power in Europe.
B. Spain obtained a huge empire in the Western Hemisphere.
C. A highly centralized and autocratic state was developed.
D. The Catholic Church was militantly supported by the government

Question

Three of the following were true of the "Golden Age" of Spain during the 16th and early 17th centuries. Which was NOT?
 
A. Spain became a leading commercial and industrial power in Europe. 
B. Spain obtained a huge empire in the Western Hemisphere. 
C. A highly centralized and autocratic state was developed.
D. The Catholic Church was militantly supported by the government

anonymous · Answer

A. 
The Spanish economy was weak,and Spain remained a largely agrarian country for some centuries after its Golden Age.