What were the effects of the Reconquista? Check all that apply. Christianity became the dominant religion. Muslim powers took control of Spanish territory. The monarchy broke from the Catholic church. Jews and Muslims were forced to convert to Catholicism. Many non-Christians were expelled or killed.

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What were the effects of the Reconquista? Check all that apply. Christianity became the dominant religion. Muslim powers took control of Spanish territory. The monarchy broke from the Catholic church. Jews and Muslims were forced to convert to Catholicism. Many non-Christians were expelled or killed.

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Christianity became the dominant religion Jews and Muslims were forced to convert to Catholicism Many non-Christians were expelled or killed Muslim powers took control of Spanish territory

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The Spanish Conquistador is a 780 years period in the history of the Iberian peninsula that saw the initial conquest of some territories by Muslim caliphates, and the subsequent campaign and conquer of these regions back by the catholic church. It is followed by later activities of Jewish and Muslim conversion to Christianity, and their later expulsion.