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The Reconquista and Spanish Inquisition
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The Reconquista and Spanish Inquisition
Reconquista
- It was when Christian kingdoms were pushing out Muslim kingdoms of Spain
- Ended in 1492 when Grenada, the last Muslim kingdom in Spain, fell
- Goal was to reconquer the land and drive out Muslim influence
- Results
- Inquisition
- a court of Catholic Christian Priests set up in Spain by Queen and King Ferdinand to fight against heresy (ideas going against the Catholic Church)
- make sure everyone was truly a Catholic Christian by any means
- used torture, scare tactics, focused especially on newly converted Jews and Muslims
- Expulsion or conversion of Spanish Muslims and Jews
- Reunified Spain
- Inquisition
- occured due to weakening Muslim rule
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
- Unified Spain
- Set up the Inquisition
- Sent Columbus on his voyage to India, but he found the Americas
Alahambra Decree
- was an edict that allowed the expulsion of Jewish people and it established the Inquisition
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- This is about the Reconquista and Spanish Inquisition. It includes causes, effects, and outcomes.
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- Hadley Rudolph
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