Can you check these sentences on Elizabeth I's film, please? Thank you

1) In 1585, Roman Catholic Spain, under the rule of King Philip II , is the most powerful country in Europe.
2) Philip intends to make war against Protestant England in retaliation for English piracy of Spanish ship.
3) In particular, he plans to take over England, and make his daughter Isabella the Queen of England in Elizabeth's place.
4) Elizabeth is pressured to marry by her advisor. As a matter of fact, if she doesn’t marry, the throne will pass to her next of kin, Mary, Queen of Scots.
5) The Queen is presented with portraits of appropriate suitors, but Elizabeth refuses to marry.
6) Elizabeth commands that the Native Americans should be treated well, and refuses to accept the gold.
7) Elizabeth is attracted to Raleigh, fascinated by his tales of exploration, and asks her most favored lady-in-waiting, nicknamed Bess, to observe him.

2) of a Spanish ship OR of Spanish ships

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2 - ships (not ship)

3 - no comma after "England"

6 - I don't think Native Americans were called by that term in Elizabethan England. If you want to be authentic, then call them American Indians.

7 - add "is" in front of "fascinated"

1) The sentence about Roman Catholic Spain being the most powerful country in Europe during 1585 is accurate. To check this fact, you can refer to historical sources and records from that time period that detail the political and military influence of Spain.

2) The sentence regarding Philip's intention to make war against Protestant England as a response to English piracy is also accurate. This information can be verified by studying the historical context of England-Spain relations during that period, including their conflicts on the seas and their religious differences.

3) The sentence mentioning Philip's plan to take over England and make his daughter Isabella the Queen instead of Elizabeth is accurate. To confirm this, you can research Philip II's attempts to assert Spanish influence in England and his connections to Mary, Queen of Scots, who indeed had a claim to the English throne.

4) The sentence about Elizabeth being pressured to marry and the consequences if she didn't is correct. To verify this, you can look into Elizabeth's relationship with her advisor, the political pressures she faced regarding her succession, and the potential claim of Mary, Queen of Scots to the throne.

5) The sentence stating that Elizabeth refused to marry despite being presented with portraits of suitors is accurate. This can be checked by studying Elizabeth's known stance on marriage, her refusal to select a husband, and accounts of potential suitors being presented to her.

6) The sentence about Elizabeth commanding fair treatment of Native Americans and refusing to accept gold is accurate. To confirm this, you can research Elizabeth's policies towards Native Americans, her attitude towards wealth, and her stance on colonial exploration.

7) The sentence describing Elizabeth's attraction to Raleigh, her fascination with his exploration stories, and her request for her lady-in-waiting, nicknamed Bess, to observe him is accurate. To verify this, you can investigate Elizabeth's relationship with Raleigh, her interest in exploration, and her trust in certain ladies-in-waiting.