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- - - - Were persecuted by Christian population.
        
        Until the end of the Middle Ages
        
        Shepardic Jews
        
        Didn't obey
        
        They had to sell their assets as a loss and live their homes
        
        Conversos
        
        Those who agreed to convert to Chritianity
        
        They were investigated and persecuted by the Inquisition to prevent them from practising their old religion in secret.
        
        Christians believed that Jews offended God
    - - Muslims that lived in Christian territory
      - They were also persecuted by the Inquisition
      - Most of them were farmers
        
        Their departure had a negative impact in the agriculture.
- - - - An agreement was reached with France.
        
        Territories of Rousillon and Cerdanya were returned to Aragón
    - - Kingdom of Granada
        
        1492
        
        Boabdil, the ruler of the kingdom of Granada, surrendered the last existing Muslim state on the Peninsula.
      - Navarra
        
        1512
        
        Ferdinand the Catholic' conquered it to prevent it from forming an alliance with France.
        
        It then became part of the Crown of Castilla.
      - Union with Portugal
        
        The monarchs married their oldest daughter, Isabella of Aragón, to King Manuel I of Portugal.
        
        Their son, Miguel, was due to inherit the three kingdoms, but both mother and son died.
        
        One of the monarchs' other daughters, María, was then married to the widowed king.
    - - The Canary Islands were conquered following the subjugation of their inhabitants,
      - the Guanches (1478-1496).
    - - Italy
      - Northern Africa
        
        1497-1510
        
        various enclaves which Berber pirates operated from were conquered
        
        Bugia
        
        Oran
        
        Melilla
  - - - The Catholic Monarchs carried out a series of military conquests.
    - - The Monarchs formed political agreements or alliances
        
        By marrying their children to the kings and princes of other European kingdoms.