Oh honey, let me break it down for you. Yes, both Jews and Moors had a significant presence in Spain during the Middle Ages, but saying they "tried to take over" is a bit dramatic. They were just minding their own business, contributing to society, and living their best lives until things got messy with the Spanish Inquisition. So, in short, they were just doing their thing until they got the boot.
The invasion began in the early 8th century (710-711)
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
A long time ago, Spain was conquered by the Moors. After the hostile take over, Islam became the main faith in the land.
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.
Inflation and Taxes. As the price of goods and services went up, the value of money went down (inflation). When Spain expelled the Jews and Moors, it lost some of its most valuable artisans. The nobles didn't have to pay taxes leaving the burden of tax paying on the lower class.
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he sailed to take over missisippi for Spain
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She made The Jews became catholic or made them leave the country
She made The Jews became catholic or made them leave the country