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Reconquista
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Reconquista

Christian defeat of the Moors 9th–15th centuries, and their expulsion from Spain.

Spain was conquered by the Muslims between 711 and 728, and its reconquest began with Galicia, Leon, and Castile. By the 13th century, only Granada was left in Muslim hands, but disunity within the Christian kingdoms left it unconquered until 1492, when it fell to Ferdinand and Isabella.



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These families, who provided military leadership for the Christian reconquest of the peninsula, allied themselves with the Trastamaran dynasty.
Traits like courage and physical and moral strength were particularly required of Spanish leaders during this time as the Christian reconquest of the Moorish strongholds in southern Spain figured largely in Spain's plan for its own renewal.
 
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