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Stepan Parunashvili · Answer 1 · 2017-10-01T21:30:24+0000

It was the end of the Moor (Arab) control of the Iberian Peninsula which started in 711. (although by 11th century most of Spain was already in Christian hands)

At the same time, from the Christian perspective, it was the end of re-conquista: the strive to win Spain back from the Muslims.

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