Who was the Queen of Spain when the decree was published in 1492 to expel the Jews?

Correct answer: Isabella I of Castile

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DrowsyPegasus96036
DrowsyPegasus96036
utter racism and murder and religious prejudice governed by the Spanish inquisition
UnhingedCaptain356
UnhingedCaptain356
Isabella and Ferdinand needed money to fund Columbus' voyage. That was part of the reason they decided to force the Jews to leave without any belongings and then steel the belongings to fund the voyage.
Player #19652220
Player #19652220
Player #16621308, Catholic Church kills many at that time.
Player mj88
Player mj88
‘Until her death’ they have so much detail, but do not list the year she died?
Player #26609410
Player #26609410
Muslims and Jews (Non Catholics in general). Those who wanted to stay had to forcibly convert to Catholicism or face expulsion.
Thor
Thor
The inquisition was the epitome of how bad humanity can treat humanity
Lou
Lou
Player #19652220, 👍
luke
luke
the jews sure have been in a few pickles
Carla
Carla
Man’s (and woman’s) inhumanity to man. A death sentence, in other words! No money, etc.
Cizinka
Cizinka
The early Rock and Roll song "Timing" helped me get this answer. "Who in the world would ever know what Columbis would do, if Queen Isabella hadn't hocked her jewels in 1492?" I knew about Columbus, of course, but had no idea about her anti semitism.
Lou
Lou
Uninitialized, its called Rob,not Robe.
boricua
boricua
Lolita413, 2nd dtr of the king and queen of Spain. her sister married Henry 8th
Lolita413
Lolita413
Johanna the Mad?!
Nina Marie
Nina Marie
Uninitialized, Come to "ROBE????". Uh...I think you mean ROB....
Hugo
Hugo
She was very close with Columbus. They had special bound.
Uninitialized
Uninitialized
bigfish92946, this is true. religion. man made.
Binni ji
Binni ji
16621308 that is good word
Uninitialized
Uninitialized
Conquistadors come to robe, destroy and kill...sounds familiar with the written in the Bible...???
Gary
Gary
She's the one who financed Columbus in 1492.
VividPotion6704
VividPotion6704
Player #2655037, well said