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[ ] Expulsion of Jews and Jewish conversos [ ] Though not subject to the Inquisition, Jews who refused to convert or leave Spain were called heretics and could be burned to death on a stake The Spanish Inquisition had been established in part to prevent conversos from engaging in Jewish practices, which, as Christians, they were supposed to have given up.

About 200 Spaniards were accused of being Protestants in the last decades of the 16th century.

The Virgin of the Catholic Monarchs.

In general heresy and falsifications of material documents were treated similarly by the Spanish Inquisition, indicating that they may have been thought of as equivalent actions.

A History of the Jewish People.

[ ] attitudes increased all over Europe during the late 13th century and throughout the 14th century.

Most of these books were carefully collected by the elite.

In popular culture [ ] Literature [ ] There was no remedy, from , 1797—98, by Francisco de Goya.

Historic accounts of the numbers of Jews who left Spain were based on speculation, and some aspects were exaggerated by early accounts and historians: speaks of 800,000 people, and of 300,000.