Who were the Moriscos?

Spanish Muslims who accepted previously baptism.

Who was the first grand inquisitor in Spain?

Dominican Tomás de Torquemada.

What did Dominican Tomás de Torquemada do?

Tortured murdered and stole from the Jews to terrorize them

Who were the Marranos?

People who still practiced their faith in secret.

What happened to Jiménez in 1507

He was named Grand Inquisitor in place of Torquemada.

With Torquemada's urging, what was enacted on March 31, 1492?

A law that gave Jews the option to exile, or be baptized

Who was Cardinal Jiménez de Cisneros?

He attacked Muslims with the same drive as Torquemada

Alright last question. Who expects the Spanish Inquisition?

NO ONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!

What was the primary goal of the Spanish Inquisition?

To convert everyone to christianity.

With Jiménez's new power, what did he do?

Banned Islam, and attacked the Muslims in living in Spain.

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1
Who were the Moriscos?
Spanish Muslims who accepted previously baptism.
Immigrants to Spain, who were already Christian.
Muslims who fled to Spain and were baptized.
The upper class of Spain who could do as they pleased.
2
What faith was the monarchy in Spain trying to convert people to?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
3
Who was the first grand inquisitor in Spain?
Dominican Tomás de Torquemada.
Philip II
Clement VII
Valencia
4
What did Dominican Tomás de Torquemada do?
With his power he helped Jews practice their faith in secret
Protected the rights of traveling/Migrant Jews.
Tortured murdered and stole from the Jews to terrorize them
Murdered the executioners of the Jews.
5
Who were the Marranos?
Migrants, who were forced into christianity.
People who still practiced their faith in secret.
B and C
The heads of the church, in which the Jews were converted.
6
What year did it OFFICIALLY end?
1833
1834
1832
1831
7
What year did the Spanish Inquisition start?
1478
1479
1476
1477
8
What happened to Jiménez in 1507
He was burned at the stake for treason
He was named Grand Inquisitor in place of Torquemada.
Killed himself before capture by the Spanish army.
Brought down the Inquisition with his army.
9
What does "Auto-De-Fe" mean?
"Act of Death"
"Act of Faith"
10
How many executions were done during the Spanish inquisition?
3000-5000
1000-3000
5000-7000
7000-10000
11
With Torquemada's urging, what was enacted on March 31, 1492?
A document that would go down in history with his kill count
A law that gave Jews the option to exile, or be baptized
A law that stated all non-christians would be prosecuted.
A law that gave him unlimited power to do as he pleased
12
Who was Cardinal Jiménez de Cisneros?
He attacked Muslims with the same drive as Torquemada
A Jew who fought against the Inquisition, leading his army.
A sort of "Jew bounty hunter" going for wanted valuable Jews
Protected other religions from the terror of Torquemada.
13
Alright last question. Who expects the Spanish Inquisition?
NO ONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!
EVERYONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!
14
What was the primary goal of the Spanish Inquisition?
To give more control to the Monarchy.
To convert everyone to christianity.
To gain regional dominance.
To establish control of the country, through fear.
15
In 1614 how many Moriscos were banished from Spain total?
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
16
What was the faith the monarchy was trying to convert?
Judaism
Buddism
Christianity
Islam
17
Through what method(s) were the Jews persuaded to convert?
A and C.
Death, violence, prejudice
Being silenced, or otherwise jailed.
Years of being forced into a christian church
18
Who were the conversos?
The people who were converting the Jews
The converted Jews
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With Jiménez's new power, what did he do?
Banned Islam, and attacked the Muslims in living in Spain.
Reversed the Inquisition, and started converting to Judaism.
Lifted the ban on Judaism, and ended the Inquisition.
Enacted new laws giving Christians as much power as churches

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