The count of Olivares failed in his efforts to maintain Spanish supremacy in seventeenth-century Europe because
A) there was a considerable drop in revenues from the New World.
B) Spain suffered a demographic crisis that resulted in a severe decline in population.
C) Catalonia and Portugal rebelled against the monarchy.
D) of resistance to the centralization implied in the Union of Arms.
E) All these answers are correct.
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