Along with empire building and dreams of gold, the Inquisition’s ejection of thousands of Jews drove Spain’s conquest of New Mexico. The Exile Factor

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Date: 2016-06-23 18:23:11 Religion Spanish Inquisition Religious persecution Christian anti-Judaism Jewish ethnic groups Anti-Protestantism Marrano Crypto-Judaism Converso Inquisition Sephardi Jews Alhambra Decree		Along with empire building and dreams of gold, the Inquisition’s ejection of thousands of Jews drove Spain’s conquest of New Mexico. The Exile Factor Add to Reading List Source URL: www.elpalacio.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 411,33 KB Share Document on Facebook

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