Spanish Inquisition and Spain Outline Notes & Bumper Sticker Fun Activity
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This is a concise one-page summary outline notes that includes the challenges and conquests of the medieval church. It also profiles The Spanish Inquisition, the leadership of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella and the Reconquista. The second and third pages include assignments that require students to create a bumper sticker about 3 key aspects of this historical period.
This product was revised to include a blank bumper sticker template for a teacher to assign and more information was added.
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