Edict of Ferdinand and Isabella Flashcards
When was the Edict of Ferdinand and Isabella made
29th of April 1492
How long did the Jews have to leave Spain
The Jews had four months to leave spain
What were the rules that the Jews had to follow when leaving Spain
- They have 4 months to leave
- No Exceptions, no returns
- No Records
What were the rules that the Jews had to follow when leaving Spain
- They have 4 months to leave
- No Exceptions, no returns
- No Records
What were they not allowed to bring?
They were not allowed to take any valuables with them for example, gold, silver or money.
What happens if a Jew continue living in Spain after the 4 months
If a Jew continues to live in Spain then the penalty will be death, all of their properties would be confiscated. NO TRIAL
What happens if a Christian attempts to protect the Jews/Jew
If a non-Jew is found secretly sheltering, protecting or defending a Jew they will have the same fate as the Jews (death)
On behalf of the Jews, what would you say to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella against their edict of expulsion?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, I am here on behalf of the Jews to persuade you and warn you that expelling the Jews from Spain will be a horrible mistake. Us Jews play an important role in the Spanish Government. If you expel the Jews from Spain you will no longer have slaves. By expelling us Spain will suffer economically because no one will be doing Jewish jobs. Let the Jews stay and you won’t regret it.