spanish colonies and the inquisition
Spanish colonies refers to the territories and lands that were under the control and administration of the Spanish Empire during the colonial period which lasted from the late 15th century to the 19th century. The Inquisition was a Catholic judicial institution established in Spain during the late 15th century with the purpose of maintaining religious orthodoxy and combating heresy. It involved investigations, trials, and punishments for individuals who were suspected of deviating from Catholic teachings.
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