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Medieval Test Flashcards

1
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From 476-1000 AD Europe experienced what?

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The Dark Ages

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2
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What were some reasons why this period was called the Dark Ages?

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Low Population
Low literacy rates
Famine

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What were some things that happened during the Dark Age?

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Blending of Roman and Germanic Cultures
Christianity is on the rise
Europe is heavily forested

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4
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Who named the Dark Ages?

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Francesco Petracu

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What is another name for the Middle Ages?

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Medieval Ages

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Who was Clovis?

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Leader of the Franks

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What was the dynasty that Clovis started (Leader of the Franks)?

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Merovingians

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8
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What was Charles Martel’s nickname?

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Hammer (Because of his victory in Battle)

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9
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What is the Battle Of Tour?

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Christianity vs. Muslims

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10
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What would have happened if the christians lost at the Battle of Tours?

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Christianity could’ve never spread around the world

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11
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What was the date of the Battle of Tours?

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732 AD

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12
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What was the main goal in life in the Dark Ages?

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Survival

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13
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What modern country is named after the Franks?

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France

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14
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What were some of the accomplishments of Charlemagne?

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Cared for the poor
Abolished Abortion
Gave order in chaos

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15
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Who crowned Charlemagne emperor?

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Pope Leo 3

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16
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When was Charlemagne crowned?

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800

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17
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What was the greatest threat to Charlemagne at the end of his reign?

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The Vikings

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18
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Where did the Vikings come from?

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Nordic Countries(Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Denmark

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What were some of the traits of the Vikings?

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Warrior Culture
Expert Shipbuilders

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20
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What did the Vikings do to be known for their bad culture

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Intimidating and frightening
Known for there quick attacks without warning

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21
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What were a way that Vikings were intimidating?

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They filed their teeth

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22
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What did the Vikings cause?

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The start of Feudalism

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23
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What was the other group of invaders called?

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Anglo-Saxons

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24
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Who was Eric The Red?

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The first European to reach North America

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25
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How much time was between Eric the Red and Columbus?

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500 years

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26
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What was the colony called that was started by Lief Erickson in Canada?

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Vinland

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27
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What is Feudalism?

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A system of agreements between social classes

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28
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Lord/Noble
Vassal
Knights
Fief
Serf/Peasant

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Wealthy Landowners
Individual who served a lord militaryily
Heavily armored vassals that protected the land
Small piece of land granted to Vassals in exchange for military service
Common Laborers

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29
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What is a manor?

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An agricultural estate owned by a knight or lord (located on a fief of land)

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30
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What are the two basic needs that Feudalism meets?

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Food and Protection

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31
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What are some major reasons for the decline for Feudalism?

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NEW TECHNOLOGY
Heavy Plows
Horses instead of Oxen for farming
TRADE

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32
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What were the literacy rates throughout the Middle Ages?

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Less than 5%

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33
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What was the role of The Pope in the Catholic Church?

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He had all of the power

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34
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What is excommunication?

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Depriving a person from receiving the sacraments

35
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What is interdict?

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Excommunication of an entire region

36
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What is indulgence?

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Was some type of paper or statement issued that would remove a certain sin

37
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What is Purgatory?

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Half way house between heaven and hell

38
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What were the ways that people in Middle Ages learned about the bible?

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Illistrated Manuscripts
Medieval Narrative Art

39
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What is Papal Bull?

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A letter to explain a religious teaching or outline church policy

40
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What does Unam Sanctum mean?

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“One Holy”

41
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Who made the Unam Sanctum?

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Pope Boniface declared that he had control over the physical and spiritual world.

42
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What did the Unam Sanctum Communicate to kings all over Europe?

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That the Pope had the ultimate authority in the spiritual and physical world

43
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What happened when Pope Boniface communicated the Sanctum?

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The King Of France kidnapped him and beat him

44
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What is the difference between Friars and Monks?

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Friars worked among the people while believing in their religion and Monks collected and copied many biblical texts living in the Monasteries

45
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Who was Saint Francis of Assisi?

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He was a person known for believing that everyone was his brother and sister including animals.

46
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What was The Crusades?

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Religious/Cultural Wars blessed by The Pope and the church

47
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Who was the enemy in the crusades?

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Muslims

48
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What was the goal of the wars?

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To regain the holy land (Jerusalem)

49
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What does Crusade mean?

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Taking up cross

50
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How long did the Crusades go on?

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Roughly 200 years (With Breaks)

51
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How many Crusades were there?

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9 (4 main ones)

52
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Which Pope called for the crusades?

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Pope Urban

53
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Where did Islam originate?

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Arabian Peninsula

54
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Who is the founder of Islam?

A

The prophet Muhammad

55
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What is the Dome Of the Rock?

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Holy Place in Jerusalem

56
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What is Mecca?

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Location of Pilgrimage for Muslims

57
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What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

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There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is his prophet
Daily prayers toward Mecca
Alms to the poor
Fasting during Rammadan
Pilgrimage to Mecca

58
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How did Islam spread so rapidly?

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Because they conquered areas so quickly and everyone converted

59
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What was promised to those who fought in the Crusades?

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Spiritual Merit and Salvation

60
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What else was promised in the Crusades if the people fought?

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Offer of Salvation
Adventure
Fame/Fortune
Escape from European Life
Offer of Land or Freedom

61
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Who was Richard Lionheart?

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He was a king that fought in the crusades that was a great leader and a skilled soldier

62
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What happened at the end of the 4th crusade?

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Crusaders sacked Constantinople a city they were originally helping

63
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What were some negative results of the crusades?

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City of Jerusalem was destroyed
Many people were killed
Soldiers were lied to in terms of what there reward would be
Final split between the Orthodox and Catholic church

64
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What were some positive affects of the crusades?

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Trade has new routes to go through
Ideas mostly in education came to Europe

65
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What country develops the Magna Carta?

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England

66
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What is the Magna Carta?

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A group of nobles decided to force the kings to respect their rights and demands

67
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What does Magna Carta mean?

A

Great Charter

68
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How many demands were there?

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63

69
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What caused the Magna Carta?

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The King of England was abusing his power because of his loss against the french

70
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What is the Black Death?

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A disease that affected 1/3 of Europe’s population

71
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Where did the Black Death come from?

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Came from China/Mongolia and they came from the port

72
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Where did the disease reach first?

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Sicily

73
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What was the percentage of death?

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25-50 million deaths

74
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What people group was persecuted because of the plague?

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The jews

75
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How did the plague shape the world?

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Brought an end to feudalism

76
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What was the 100 years war?

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War between France and England because the king of France died and a war broke out amongst them

77
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What is another way of saying that Europe wanted to be the best?

A

National Pride

78
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What was some New Technology that was invented in the 100 years war?

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Longbow
Gunpowder

79
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Who was Joan of Arc?

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17 year old claimed to have a vision from God and lead the french into battle and won

80
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True or False: France suffered more than Europe did

A

True

81
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What is the Reconquista?

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Meaning Reconquest: Spain and Portugal’s attempt to drive out the Moors on the Iberian Peninusla

82
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What is Castille?

A

Largest Kingdom in Spain

83
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What is the Spanish Inquistion?

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A secret organization that decreed that everybody had to convert to christianity and if not they would be punished

84
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What Kingdom is Ferdinand and Isabella from?

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Castille and Aragon

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