Elizabeth I Urged the Colonization of Ireland Because

Elizabeth I urged the colonization of Ireland because

A) as a monarch, she feared that foreign powers would use that contentious island as a base for invading England.
B) as a Protestant, she feared that radical Puritans might use that Catholic island as a base for religious rebellion.
C) as a Catholic, she wanted to reconvert the Protestant Irish.
D) as the daughter of Anne Boleyn, she needed respect and an enlarged realm.