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History, 10.02.2021 23:10 lauren21bunch

Which statement describes Spanish culture after the expulsion of the Jewish and Muslim populations? o It featured both Catholic and Protestant art.
O It was unified around the Spanish language.
It included many different religious traditions and beliefs.
O It included literature written in many different languages.

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