Buildings have thick walls with large stones are typical features of _____ architecture.

A place for religious worship in a town.

In which stage of the repopulation did the Catholic monarchs want Muslims and Jews to convert to Christianity?

Al-Andalus broke up into smaller kingdos called Taifa Kingdoms.

This is where a noble or lord woud live.

When the Kingdoms of Castilla and Leon united their institutions also united.

These are homes for land labourers who lived in villages.

Internal conflict and economic problems meant that the Caliphate lost power, fragmenting into smaller kingdoms called Taifa Kingdoms in the 11th Century.

Where did most people live in the 12th century?

Toledo was taken by the King of Aragon, Alfonso VI.

These figures ruled the country and could give land to nobles and clergy.

What is the name of the Muslims who stayed in the Christian Kingdoms?

Boabdil was the last Muslim ruler on the Iberian Peninsula.