What circumstances prevented england from expanding its territories as quickly as other european nations? a. troubles woth wales and other small territories, plauges on the island territory, and acts of union agreements b. constant invasions and foreign influence, lack of unified government, and lack of navel strength c. lack of interest in expansion, losses to spain and france, and conflicts with the dutch portuguese d. conflicts in scotland and ireland, problems with trade and commerce, and feeling financial strength do not give the “they were an island” answer that everyone has copied. you!

The correct answer is B) Constant invasions and foreign influence, lack of unified government, and lack of navel Strength.

The circumstances that prevented England from expanding its territories as quickly as other European nations were "Constant invasions and foreign influence, lack of unified government, and lack of navel Strength."

Great Britain did not have the political stability in its society neither the strength and experience of other nations' navy to sent navigators to explore and conquer other territories such as the case of countries like Spain, France, and Portugal. This last one had a navigation school established by Prince Henry, "the Navigator." Furthermore, Britain was living internal turmoil when British questioned the authority of the Church of England. some groups such as the Puritans were persecuted for its differences with the Church of England.

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