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The 18 pages that link to Alhambra Decree, each with the reason it gives.

• ReconquistaRelated: The decree accompanied the Granada conquest and transformed Iberian Jewish life.

• Jewish diasporaBroader topic: The expulsions dispersed Sephardic Jews across the Mediterranean, North Africa, and beyond.

• Spanish InquisitionRelated: The decree intensified the religious transformations that framed the Inquisition’s early work.

• Ferdinand II of AragonRelated: Its expulsion policy followed Granada’s conquest under Ferdinand and Isabella.

• Isabella I of CastileBroader topic: Issued by Isabella and Ferdinand, it forced the expulsion or conversion of Jewish communities.

• AlhambraCompared with: Its name links the monument to the upheavals accompanying the conquest of Granada.

• Sephardic JewsRelated: It drove a major wave of Jewish migration from Spain.

• Expulsion of the Jews from SpainRelated: This decree set the expulsion’s deadline and terms.

• Catholic MonarchsBroader topic: It embodied the monarchs’ drive for religious uniformity and forced the expulsion of practicing Jews.

• LadinoRelated: Its expulsion drove many Jewish speakers of Spanish into exile, where Ladino developed.

• ConversoBroader topic: This specific decree made conversion the alternative to expulsion in Spain.

• ConvivenciaCompared with: The decree marks a stark limit to narratives of enduring interreligious coexistence.

• Bayezid IIRelated: Its expulsion created the refugee movement welcomed into Bayezid’s empire.

• Crypto-JudaismRelated: Its ultimatum produced new conversions and drove many Jews into exile.

• Anti-JudaismBroader topic: It made religious conformity a condition for Jews to remain in Spain.

• Emirate of GranadaRelated: Issued after Granada’s conquest, it transformed the position of Jewish communities in the united crowns.

• Tomás de TorquemadaRelated: Torquemada pressed for the expulsion of Jews, extending the monarchy’s drive for religious uniformity.

• Isaac AbarbanelRelated: The decree ended Abarbanel's service in Spain and drove his migration.