Legacy of Islamic Spain (711-1492) Game Information Page
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| 1 | sven-the-man2 | 100% | 0:08.4 min. | 21 Sep, '12 |
| 2 | Jonas​ | 100% | 0:08.5 min. | 10 Nov, '11 |
| 3 | heateh | 100% | 0:08.6 min. | 2 Oct, '11 |
| 4 | apokar | 100% | 0:09.2 min. | 27 Nov, '10 |
| 5 | Arturo | 100% | 0:10.0 min. | 8 Nov, '11 |
| 6 | El Sharif | 100% | 0:10.1 min. | 4 Nov, '11 |
| 7 | asae | 100% | 0:10.5 min. | 16 Feb, '09 |
| 8 | toffetom | 100% | 0:10.7 min. | 29 Sep, '12 |
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Legacy of Islamic Spain (711-1492)
Just a few highlights, see the first comment below to read about this fascinating period.
Comments (12)
paulfunI
This very nice game is now part of http://www.purposegames.com/group/paulfunis-mix-of-games/tournament . Welcome!
8 months ago
BoboLo
Well, the Muslims were a lot more tolerant of Christians and Jews than the subsequent Spanish Empire was of other religions. Not only were there mass expulsions and forced conversions following the reconquista of 1492, but also the particularly vicious institution of the Spanish Inquisition. So, yes, Islamic Spain was by the standards of the time a very tolerant place!
9 months ago
evgeny reif
well, i would not consider tolerance a legacy of islamic spain, this is too controversial.
12 months ago
RootBeer
Great topic, great presentation- 5 stars
1 year ago
Mr. Thick
Excellent game, that will help my students to have fun learning, in this tournament.
http://www.purposegames.com/group/2nd-eso/tournament
2 years ago
apokar
Indeed! Great game! Well done!
2 years ago
upat123
Great Game
5s and faved
3 years ago
XjihadX
Super cool game!
3 years ago
Kathy
Nice game, Peto. I found the Spanish words from Arabic really interesting - lots of English words have similar derivations of course, and date from the Crusades to the Holy Lands.
5 years ago
Peto
Thanks BoboLo, you are right. I corrected that mistake.
5 years ago