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The Moors invaded the Iberian Peninsula in 711 and called the territory Al-Andalus, an area which at different times comprised Gibraltar, most of Spain and Portugal, and parts of Southern France.
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The Moors were the Muslim inhabitants of the Maghreb, Iberian Peninsula, Sicily and Malta.
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The Battle occurred in the North-West of Iberia and also started the Christian Reconquista
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The Moorish Garrison was driven out of Galicia by Asturian-Galician forces
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The FRanks reconquered France, Pyrennes, and Barcelona and they established in Spanish March
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When this citywas reconquered, it lead to the establishment of the ocunty of Portucale
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When the Christians took over the North-West of Spain, the Muslims retook Barcelona
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The city Toldeo was reconquered by the Castilian Forces (Roman Catholics)
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Forces from the Second Crusade and the KIngdom of Portugal took out the Moorish Forces
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Half of Iberia was reconquered by the Christian. The city of Cadiz seized by Castilian Forces attacking from the sea
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King Afonso takes Faro which made Portugal stop being in the Reconquista.
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This Treaty ended the Reconquista. The treaty was signed between Boadil, the Sultan of Granada and Ferdinand and Isabella, the KIng and Queen of Castile, Leoón, Aragon and Sicily.
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