History · The Spanish Inquisition: Torquemada, Conversos and the 1492 Expulsion · B1
The Spanish Inquisition and the Catholic Monarchs' Unification
La Inquisición Española y la unificación de los Reyes Católicos
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“The Spanish Inquisition and the Catholic Monarchs' Unification” (“La Inquisición Española y la unificación de los Reyes Católicos” in Spanish) is a short non-fiction Spanish reading about the spanish inquisition: torquemada, conversos and the 1492 expulsion. Explore how the Inquisition, established by the Catholic Monarchs, shaped Spain's unification and the expulsion of thousands of Jews, leaving a complex legacy on Spanish history and culture.
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Opens at B1 · 3 min read · 255 words · native-recorded audio
En el siglo XV, España tenía dos reyes muy importantes. Eran Isabel de Castilla y Fernando de Aragón. Ellos unieron sus reinos en un solo país.
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