Christian encounters with Jews and Muslims Flashcards

1
Q

when were jews expelled from various countries in europe?

A
England - 1290
france - 1394
spain - 1492
Portugal - 1497
Germany from 1520s
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2
Q

what is the difference between tolerance and toleration?

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  • tolerance = principled and enduring

- toleration = pragmatic and contingent

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3
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why did christians attack jewish culture?

A

because they were scared of it

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4
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what was the blood libel?

A

the belief that jews were murdering Christian children because they wanted their blood for their rituals

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5
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when was the myth of ritual murder first created?

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in 1149 in England by Thomas of Monmouth in the murder of William of Norwich

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6
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what did Germans believe about Jews?

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jews killed christian children so they could paint their dead in Christian blood so that god would be more lenient when it came to the last judgement

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7
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what did the German belief in ritual murder mean for the jews?

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jews often falsely accused of murders, and often tortured or imprisoned, leading them to falsely confess

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8
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when was the edict of expulsion of jews issued in spain?

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30 march 1492

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9
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how many jews were in spain at the time of expulsion?

A

80,000

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10
Q

how many jews in spain converted?

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40-50,000

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11
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of the jews that chose to leave, how many returned?

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90% of those who chose to leave, returned between 1493-99

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12
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when was edict of expulsion of moors in Castile issued?

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12 feb 1502

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13
Q

when were aragonese moors made to convert?

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1526

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14
Q

when were Moriscos formally expelled from Spain ? how many had to leave?

A
  • 4 April 1609

- around 300,000 forced to leave

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15
Q

what happened in the town of Litmischel in 1574?

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  • two women charged of stealing 7yr old girl
  • claimed under judicial torutre that Jews had commissioned it in order to get a victim for ritual murder during Passover
  • led to two jews, after extreme torture, being forced to confess and then being executed
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16
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why were Muslims expelled in 1502?

A

seemed natural conclusion following the completion fo the reconquista

17
Q

were Moriscos in spain properly converted?

A

no - Charles made financial deals with Moriscos

18
Q

what evidence shows Moriscos weren’t truly converted?

A

1568-70 morisco rebellion

19
Q

what was taqiya?

A

muslims were able to use the doctrine of taqiya to act outwardly as a Christian as long as in private they remained faithful to Islam

20
Q

what deal did Charles make with the Granadine Moriscos?

A

1526 - agreed to minimal vigilance from IQ in return for 90,000 ducats over 6yrs

21
Q

what deal did Charles make with the Valencian Moriscos?

A

1526 - moriscos in valencia granted 40yr period of grace from IQ in return for 40,000 ducats

22
Q

what kind of reputation did the Spanish IQ have?

A
  • being intrusive and brutal

- paid a lot of attention into how people expressed their beliefs and carried out eerie daily lives

23
Q

who did Spanish IQ initially focus on and why?

A
  • conversos

- wanted to see if they had truly converted

24
Q

how did Portuguese IQ persecute conversos?

A
  • conversos systematically persecuted often with the crime of judaism
  • confessions would be gathered via torture and imprisonment
25
Q

what did Italian IQ focus on?

A

more upon education rather than persecution

26
Q

what did Italian IQ set up?

A

lots of educational institutions - people would learn about the religion they were about to convert to

27
Q

in tribunals of Barcelona and valencia, between 1484 and 1530, what % of victims were conversos?

A

90%

28
Q

between 1480-1530, what % if of IQ victims died?

A

75%

29
Q

who was Diego Rodriguez Luvero?

A
  • inquisitor in Cordoba

- sentenced 134 people to death over 6 month period between 1504-05

30
Q

what did bishops in Portugal do to jews?

A
  • 1520 bishops of Algarve and Fuchal
  • refused to condemn converted Jews who had been put under their care due to fact they did not see them as christians but as jews
31
Q

how many Moriscos did the Valencian tribunal bring to trial between 1540-49? how did this change?

A
  • 82 moriscos to trial

- increased to 2500 between 1560-1614

32
Q

what did jews and muslims have to wear in many societies?

A

special signs denoting their religion

33
Q

when was the first ghetto established?

A

29 march 1516 in Venice

34
Q

why were jews tolerated in Venice?

A

they could play the role of moneylenders and thus provide christians with loans due to their religion

35
Q

how were jews in restricted in the Ghettos?

A
  • only allowed out of ghetto in daylight
  • can only do certain jobs
  • not good living conditions
36
Q

what did Robert bonfil argue about 1492 expulsion of Jews?

A

marked a turning point in the treatment of Jews as it marked the end of convivencia

37
Q

what did Robert Bonfil argue about first ghetto in Venice?

A

it was a positive step for the Venetian jews as previously they had been repeatedly been restricted from finding a permanent place to live in the city