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1 Effects of Crusades

2  Aim: What are the effects of the Crusades in Spain?

3 Do Now (U6D9) February 10, 2014  Use your paragraphs from yesterday to describe one economic and one religious effect of the Crusades  Homework: Study for your exam tomorrow.

4 PQ1  How did Spanish territorial control differ before and after the Crusades?

5 Spain and the Reconquista (Muslim land in Green)

6 Spain and the Reconquista (Only Muslim Kingdom is Granada)

7 Spain and the Reconquista  Crusading spirit continued long after the Fourth Crusade in 1204  Spain controlled by Muslims since the Battle of Tours in 732 AD  However, through war and conquest, by 1300, most of Spain was conquered for Christian kingdoms

8 King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella  In 1469, the marriage of royals from the two most powerful kingdoms of Spain opened the door for a final push to conquer all of Spain from the Muslims  King Ferdinand of Aragon and Queen Isabella of Castile, which when married, unified Spain together

9 The Reconquista is Complete  Muslims finally defeated in 1492 and driven from Spain  The Reconquista is complete

10 PQ2  How did the control of Spanish King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella differ from Muslim rule?

11 Convivencia  Under Muslim Rule (700-1400), Spain practiced the concept of convivencia, which means coexistence  Relative time of peace between Muslim, Christian, and Jew in Spain  After King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella took control in 1469, many Jews and Muslims converted to gain access to new jobs in the Spanish government  There was worry that these conversos, or converts, were not truly Catholic

12 PQ3  How did Spain attempt to “re-Catholicize” Spain after King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella took control in 1469?

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14 Spanish Inquisition  Meant to ensure Catholic faith after Muslim control  Affected many Jews and Muslim “conversos” whose faith was questioned  Many new converts received better jobs  Commissioned by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1478  Inquisitors were priests, and would travel from town to town and question Spanish Catholics on their faith  Could be charged with heresy, or crimes against the church, and put on trial!

15 The Tribune Trial of the Inquisition  Inquisition had a five step process  Accusation  Detention  Trial  Torture  Sentencing

16 Result of the Inquisition  Unified Spain under one religion (Catholic!)  Migration out of Spain due to unfair trails  “Brain-drain”  Many Muslims and Jews left Spain and went to different parts of Europe


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