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Who were berbers?
lets say an Arab had a baby with a light skin Egyptian =Berber they were a part of the Moors and helped take over Spain in 711
What is the most famous mosque in Spain?
A long time ago, Spain was conquered by the Moors. After the hostile take over, Islam became the main faith in the land.
How did the moors take over Spain?
Yes. The expulsion of the Moors is called the Reconquista (reconquest). Spain was mostly occupied by the Muslims beginning in 711 AD, when most of the people there were the Visigoth tribes. Beginning with the Asturians in 722, the Spaniards reclaimed much of their territory by the time of the First Crusade (1096), although some areas around Granada were in Muslim hands until 1492.
What country did Muslims take over?
Spain
What did Hernando de soto sailed for?
he sailed to take over missisippi for Spain
What European country did Muslims take over?
spain
When did Spain take over Argentina?
16th centry
What countries did Russia take over in the 19th century?
Russia was able to defeat and take over Armenia, Nakhchivan and Azerbaijan in the 19th century.
Why did it take so long for Christian kingdoms in northern Spain to expel non-Christian people from the Iberian Peninsula?
Because they were fighting a very superior enemy and they had to, literally, take out all the moors from the gained territory and refill it with new christian settlers. This process needed a lot of time to establish the new population. And, by the way, they had to face new invasions from the moors from north Africa.
Did Spain ever take over Portugal?
Yes, in 1581.
How did Spain cause trouble for America?
because spain wanted to take over cuba before america stepped in and saved cuba and defeated spain in war over 4 months
How did the government take over new Spain?
The government took over New Spain through a combination of military conquest and colonial administration. Following the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire in the early 16th century, Spain established a viceroyalty to govern the territory, which was formalized in 1535 with the appointment of a viceroy. This centralized authority allowed Spain to implement its laws, extract resources, and convert Indigenous populations to Christianity. Over time, the governance evolved into a complex bureaucracy that aimed to maintain Spanish control over the region.
