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    The Spanish Inquisition

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    The Christian Inquisition was a tribunal held by Catholic Monarchs in 1481 to ensure that the Catholic religion would remain prominent in their kingdoms. There were three different instances of the Christian Inquisition: the Roman‚ the Portuguese‚ and the Spanish. It was originally put into place to make certain that the citizens who converted from Judaism and Islam remained faithful to the christian religion. Royal decrees were set in place in 1492 and in 1501 demanding that the Jews and Muslims

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    Daswani 1 Diya Daswani October 4‚ 2012 AP European History Coach Freeman Spanish Conquistadors Different motives throughout the time of exploration leading to the New World affected Spanish attitudes against natives by not only focusing on gold‚ glory‚ and God‚ but by strength and power as well. The age of exploration to the new world was dominated by the Spanish conquistadors. Their success in new discoveries brought great power and strength to Spain. In most circumstances‚ a country

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    Jackson Bailey Prof. Marks Spanish Inquisition Essay 11/12/15 The Spanish Inquisition by Joseph Perez Founded in 1478 by Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile‚ the Spanish Inquisition was established with the original intent of uniting Spain through Christianity. Ferdinand and Isabella realized both the Jewish religion stood in the way of Christianity carrying the torch for cultural unity. The two were successful in convincing Pope Sixtus IV to draft a papal bull‚ which authorized them

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    society‚ creating a new age for mankind. Nonetheless‚ certain events only existed to bring upon destruction‚ ruining mickle lives. Since the 1500’s‚ a baneful organization had formed from the orders of Spain’s queen regnant‚ thus creating the Spanish Inquisition. Consequently‚ out of Queen Isabella’s devout loyalty to Catholicism‚ she found it imperative to punish all citizens who opposed said religion through trial. Devoid of any proper trial‚ nearly no heretics were able to avoid clutches of the Inquisition’s

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    I believe Christopher Columbus was a hero in his time‚ and in ours. But before I can go any further I want to say that what was right and common sense in 1492 was different then in 2011. It is unfair to say he was a villain based on standards and morals that came 500 years later. Also‚ another thing we forget is the world was different back then. Europe was starting its Renaissance and each country was trying to top the other in development to become the most powerful country. So‚ there was a lot

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    Ptolemy introduces Geography. He assigned coordinates to all the places and geographic features he knew‚ in a grid that spanned the globe. Latitude was measured from the equator. (1406) John Wycliffe was an English Scholastic philosopher‚ and translator. His English version of the bible was published in 1408. The Bible he created‚ the first literal translation of the Latin Vulgate Bible into English‚ was more a work of his followers than him but tradition still tends to attribute it to Wycliffe

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    Inquisitor General in 1483. I believe that if Torquemada hadn’t become such good friends with the King and Queen and was not as influencing‚ as he became to be during the expulsion‚ then he would not have been appointed Inquisitor General and the Spanish Inquisition would not of happened. Before Torquemada came around‚ kings Fernando I‚ Fernando II‚ Alonso VII and Alonso VIII trusted and got along with the Jews. So much so that they gave the Jews all the same privileges as the Christians. At one point

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    In a sensitive case of the Spanish inquisition which they saw to the death of 100 000 protestants and heretics between the 15th and 19th century. The catholic church was under monarchy rule and this formed the Spanish inquisition‚ they worked on a system of called the tribunal court in which the catholic church used the inquisition to get rid of and punish heretics. The catholic church in modern times would be seen as a dictatorship‚ a dictatorship is a part of a government of ethnic group in

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    Life is Dream Golden Age of Spanish Drama 1580/1680 Historical background: Spain was united after the Moorish occupation (711-1400s). However‚ it also left Spain as a cultural powerhouse in Europe which was still largely medieval in 15th century. Spanish philosophers and scholars exerted strong influence and their craftsmen were well known across Europe. Ferdinand and Isabella united Spain and by 1492 expelled the Moors entirely form the country. They were determined to Christianize Spain

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    finished when he was 42. When he presented the idea many thought he was wrong because he couldn’t prove them. With no vacuum air resistance always played a role. He was forced to say his ideas were wrong and forced to stay in his villa by the Spanish Inquisition. Probably his most famous experiment dealt with this topic. This experiment was proving wrong an earlier theory made by Aristotle that a heavier object would fall faster than a light one. At this time most people accepted this theory and

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