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They were driven out because the Christians who were displaced in power when the Moors invaded wanted their power, lands, and lifestyle back.

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They were muslim.

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Pronuniced : Some - he - e

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They began to be defeated shortly after they invaded in 711. The final defeat was 700+ years later in 1492. It took the Christians that long to drive them out.

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The armies of Isabel I of Castille and Ferdinand V of Aragon. They drove out the last Moorish King of Granada in 1492

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Moors is the Spanish name for Islamic people (mostly from northern Africa) who had invaded Spain in the 8th century. They have ruled south-eastern Spain for a few hundred years before losing their power to the kings of Aragon and Castile.

They were the craftsmen of Spain and taught Europeans to navigate, trade, and build boats. In the 15th century the Spanish turned on them and deported most of them to the countries of the Ottoman Empire.

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Moroccan

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Aslam ( same a s Arabic )

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Spain discovered and began to populate Mexico only a few decades after the Spanish Inquisition had begun. A number of ethnic Moroccan Muslims (Moros y Berberiscos in Spanish) and former Iberian Muslims (Muladíes in Spanish) stayed in Spain and converted to Catholicism, at least on the surface, as opposed to the majority who fled to Morocco or the Ottoman Empire. (This is no different than the Jewish response to the Spanish Inquisition.)

At first, it was Spanish policy to include relatively large numbers of Moros, Berberiscos, and former Muladíes in the groups that would populate Mexico and the Andes regions. However, it was quickly realized that without the strong central authority of the Spanish crown, a number of these individuals were reverting to Islam. Spaniards feared that this would lead to an endemic Islamic population in the Americas, which they would not abide. As a result, in the first few decades of Spanish control, all of the Moros, Berberiscos, and former Muladíes were deported back to Iberia all before the 1550s.

Some people note that Mexicans are, by and large, darker than Spaniards, but this is because of the racial mixture in Mexico between European Spaniards, Africans, and Indigenous Peoples (like the ethnic Maya). This darkness does not derive from the former Moros etc. In the 20th century a small Middle Eastern population of Muslims came to Mexico, but the majority are from countries other than Morocco or Spain and, therefore, would not be considered "Moors".

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Maw or More

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Shaeq does not know anything.

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The Moors ruled spain for about 700 years. I hope that is the answer to the question you asked :)

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== == The word Moor has many meanings. It also depends of you are referring to a group of people of not. 100 percent of the time people are referring to a group of people so I will give that definition. A Moor is any native, indigenous, autochthon, aboriginals of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean islands or melaninated person on the planet earth that recognize and know there full status in society and government before slavery and oppression. The true first class citizen and status bearer of the continents. The word Moor can be seen in every language of the planet in many variations of spelling. Spelled as Moor Means Navigator Of The Seven Seas Guided By The North gate/Pole/Star. Spelled as Muur means One Of Light.

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1 over there 2 to the right 3 you are a noob if your still looking 5 you didn't noticed I skipped. 4 and 7 get your grammar right

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Bouya is not a person but a method of Psychiatric treatment originating in the Amazigh area of North Africa.(Berber is the European name given to these peoples and is derogatory meaning 'barbarian'.

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The Moors arrived in 711. On January 2, 1492 the last Moors were defeated militarily and surrendered the Alhambra in Granada. Later in the same year they were forced to convert to Christianity or leave Iberia.

I specifically did not say "Spain" because Spain did not exist at that time. Castile-Leon was one kingdom with a monarch and Aragon was a different kingdom with a different monarch. The three kingdoms became the single kingdom of Spain, under a single, monarch in 1516 when Charles I inherited all three.

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they are black that have long flowing fins and bulging eyes simaliar to a telscopic goldfish the most not be kept with common or comet goldfish they also are visually impared ! overall they are a beautiful and playful breed of cold water fish!!!

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At one time all the continents were connected together. Later on the continents started to drift apart, shift, some of the super continents went underneath the water. Some of the Moors migrated to different parts, some stayed where they were. The Moors were a global people not continental. So the Moors of Africa were already there and have always been there.

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Moors were among the Muslims who invaded Spain 711. They settled southern Spain, and maintained kingdoms there until 1492, when they were conquered, and most of them left soon after as a result of practices of the Spanish Inquisition. In the meantime, they had contributed to one of the most advanced societies in Europe.

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A black moor is breed of goldfish, similar to most others, if given the right environment, it would live to be around 6-8 years, but the oldest goldfish known is 49 years old, in case you're in an ambitious mood.

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Tanghri tghroufink

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The Spanish Moors were Berbers, Arabs, and black Muslims from Africa.

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This was the name given then to all the Arabs or Arabic tribes living in the Holy Land, in Northern Africa or in Spain (till approximately the end of the 15th century).