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Conrad Pitts

25 June, 22:53

Why was the 1469 marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella important?

A) It marked the end of warfare in Spain.

B) It resulted in an era of religious tolerance in Spain.

C) It united two kingdoms and laid the foundation for modern Spain.

D) It forced Spaniards to give up any ideas of founding colonies.

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