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2 years ago

Which statement describes Spanish culture after the expulsion of the Jewish and Muslim populations?

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cupoosta [38]2 years ago

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Answer:

b) It was unified around the Spanish language

Explanation:

here's the answers for the whole quiz i just finished it

1. D) Millions of Muslim people fled to the Ottoman Empire and North Africa.

2. C) the spread of Protestantism

3. A) non-Catholics

4. B) They left the country.

5. C) He gave them legal protection and rights to practice their religion.

6. B) They had to sell it for very low prices.

7. D) They were important members of French society.

8. C) A golden age of art and literature began.

9. B) the threat of arrest, violence, or execution

10. B) It was unified around the Spanish language.

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