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    Expulsion of Moors

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    terms had been broken. The Moors‚ the descendants of the Muslim population‚ were given a choice between to convert to Christianity or exile. For the majority‚ baptism was the only practical option. So the Spanish Moors became the “New Christians” and subject to the jurisdiction of the Inquisition. The moors had to abandon the Arabic language‚ uncover their faces‚ and forced to let their doors opened. For most “new Christans”‚ their conversion weren’t absolute‚ the Moors act like Christian‚ but continued

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    Queen Isabella of Castile

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    Queen Isabella of Castile Imagine being born into a place renewing and renovating its knowledge. Not only imagine this‚ but imagine being a part of the royal family. Imagine choosing a suitor‚ and then imagine being a queen. Now‚ when you’re imagining these things put yourself in their shoes. Deeply and thoroughly look into all the challenging responsibilities a queen must go through on a daily basis. Queen Isabella of Castile is such a shining prime example of powerful queen ship during the

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    Trying to protect his students’ innocence  he told them the Ice Age was really just  the chilly Age‚ a period of a million years when everyone had to wear sweaters. And the Stone Age became the Gravel Age‚  named after the long driveways of the time.  The Spanish Inquisition was nothing more  than an outbreak of questions such as  “How far is it from here to Madrid?”  “What do you call the matador’s hat?”  The War of the Roses took place in a garden  and the Enola Gay dropped one tiny atom  on Japan    The children would leave his classroom 

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    In The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some are so Rich and some are so Poor‚ David Landes sets out to elucidate the causes of the divergent destinies of different economies. In doing so‚ he presents economic history as a profoundly Eurocentric anecdote. He posits that Europe’s industrial revolution is the epicenter of modernity and the means of how some--largely western Europe and northwest Europe’s settler ex-colonies--have grown rich. He also conceives‚ that relative poverty elsewhere is

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    influence. Henry VIII of England‚ for whom women were beheaded for not bearing him a son‚ and who is rumored to have eaten eight chickens a night while English peasants starved. The notorious Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain‚ who carried out the Spanish Inquisition. The list is endless. Even in literature‚ we see the corruption and downfall of society and mankind as a whole as a result of the abuse of success in the possession of those who do not deserve it as seen in William Shakespeare’s tragedy of King

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    Spanish

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    C. Write a short paragraph in Spanish describing your typical day. In your paragraph‚ use 5 of the verbs included in the chart listed below. Make sure that you put these verbs in the yo form‚ as you will be talking about yourself. Remember there are 2 parts to this verb: the pronoun (me) and the verb in the yo form. Included in your paragraph should also be your responses to 3 of the questions listed below. Be sure that your responses are in complete Spanish sentences‚ and form a logical part

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    Spanish Monarchy

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    Europe which inludes Spain‚ Netherlands‚ Milan‚ Burgundy * Portugal (after 1580) * Hapsburgs try to increse empire’s wealth but people are against absolutism Philip II * Ruled from 1556 to 1598 * Most powerful monarch in Spanish History * Devouted Catholic * Saw himself as the defender of faith * His efforts against Protestantism made him an enemy of the Protestants * Son of: Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and Isabella of Portugal * Wanted to increase

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    How to Get Away with Parricide: The Brothers Karamazov The majority of the characters in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov take life and death lightly. From Ivan Karamazov’s careless slaughter of an intoxicated peasant (Dostoevsky 565) to formerly pious Lise Hohlakov’s maniacal willingness to experience others’ death and suffering‚ the insightful author of this classic novel dots his analysis of human nature with psychotic characters. However‚ the author shows that even characters with

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    Dona Perfecta

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    Dona Perfecta‚ written by B. Perez Galdos‚ is a novel that explores the conflict between the new progressive movement and the old religious school of thought. This conflict takes place in the small Spanish village of Orbajosa. Narrow-minded Catholic zealots dominate Orbajosa. The most prominent of the zealots is Dona Perfecta. Dona is traditional catholic and strives to fight any opposition to her fixed beliefs. Pepe Rey‚ her nephew‚ presents the biggest challenge to Dona because he is an engineer

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    The Grand Inquisitor

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    the voices of his characters to express his views on the legitimacy of the Roman Catholic Church and role of religion in society. The story centers around the conflict between the Grand Inquisitor and Jesus. Jesus returns to Earth during the Spanish Inquisition‚ when in which Jews and Muslims were forced to convert to Christianity and were murdered if not devoted in their belief. The Grand Inquisitor examines the relationship between man and Christ through a unique narrative style that adds various

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