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2.8. Spain in the Middle AgesVersión en línea Spain in the Middle Ages por Plácido Romero Sanjuán 1 A Mudéjar was a Muslim living in a Christian kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages. Yes No 2 Muslim women were subordinate to men, although some become famous intellectuals, such as Lubna de Córdoba. Yes No 3 The crisis of the Late Middle Ages began with several years of bad harvests. Yes No 4 Mozarabs who were members of the native population who remained Christian. Yes No 5 In the Toledo School of Translators, scholars from all three cultures compiled and translated Roman, Greek and Oriental texts. Yes No 6 The Crown of Aragón consisted of the kingdoms of Aragón, Catalonia, Valencia and Granada. Yes No 7 The Alhambra was developed in al-Andalus during the North African Empires. Yes No 8 Charlemagne created the Hispanic March, which was a border zone between the Frankish Kingdom and al-Andalus. Yes No 9 Trade prospered in al-Andalus thanks to its location between the Christian and Muslim worlds and its common currency. Yes No 10 The War of the Remences occurred in Castile as peasants revolted against the abuses of feudal lords. Yes No 11 There were two minority peoples within the Christian kingdoms: the Mozarabs and the Jews. Yes No 12 Berbers from North Africa who worked in agriculture or as soldiers. Yes No

2.8. Spain in the Middle AgesVersión en línea

Spain in the Middle Ages

por Plácido Romero Sanjuán

A Mudéjar was a Muslim living in a Christian kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages.

Yes

Muslim women were subordinate to men, although some become famous intellectuals, such as Lubna de Córdoba.

Yes

The crisis of the Late Middle Ages began with several years of bad harvests.

Yes

Mozarabs who were members of the native population who remained Christian.

Yes

In the Toledo School of Translators, scholars from all three cultures compiled and translated Roman, Greek and Oriental texts.

Yes

The Crown of Aragón consisted of the kingdoms of Aragón, Catalonia, Valencia and Granada.

Yes

The Alhambra was developed in al-Andalus during the North African Empires.

Yes

Charlemagne created the Hispanic March, which was a border zone between the Frankish Kingdom and al-Andalus.

Yes

Trade prospered in al-Andalus thanks to its location between the Christian and Muslim worlds and its common currency.

Yes

The War of the Remences occurred in Castile as peasants revolted against the abuses of feudal lords.

Yes

There were two minority peoples within the Christian kingdoms: the Mozarabs and the Jews.

Yes

Berbers from North Africa who worked in agriculture or as soldiers.

Yes

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2.8. Spain in the Middle AgesVersión en línea

por Plácido Romero Sanjuán

A Mudéjar was a Muslim living in a Christian kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages.

Muslim women were subordinate to men, although some become famous intellectuals, such as Lubna de Córdoba.

The crisis of the Late Middle Ages began with several years of bad harvests.

Mozarabs who were members of the native population who remained Christian.

In the Toledo School of Translators, scholars from all three cultures compiled and translated Roman, Greek and Oriental texts.

The Crown of Aragón consisted of the kingdoms of Aragón, Catalonia, Valencia and Granada.

The Alhambra was developed in al-Andalus during the North African Empires.

Charlemagne created the Hispanic March, which was a border zone between the Frankish Kingdom and al-Andalus.

Trade prospered in al-Andalus thanks to its location between the Christian and Muslim worlds and its common currency.

The War of the Remences occurred in Castile as peasants revolted against the abuses of feudal lords.

There were two minority peoples within the Christian kingdoms: the Mozarabs and the Jews.

Berbers from North Africa who worked in agriculture or as soldiers.