Spain: Why Explore in 1492?.

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Spain: Why Explore in 1492?

Seeking Faster Trade Routes to Asia Spices, silk, & cotton from China and Asia Overland trade routes controlled by Muslim rulers

Desire to Spread Christianity Crusades = 300 year holy war to control Jerusalem

The Need to Fund the Monarchy The Alhambra

Marco Polo Venetian merchant who explored Asia in the 1270s

Advances in Technology

The “Catholic Kings” King Ferdinand of Aragon & Queen Isabel of Castile unite Spain in 1469 through marriage

The Reconquista 1478 = Formation of Inquisition in Spain 1492 = Expulsion of Jews from Spain 1492 = Conquest of Granada, the last Islamic kingdom in Spain

Inquisition Torture Devices

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