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1126-1198 Averroes tradujo e hizo un comentario de Aristteles, las obras de Aristteles fueron reintroducidas a la cultura occidental porque han sido olvidadas, simboliza la influencia de los rabes en rescatar los textos clsicos que influyeron el resto de la historia Maimnides 1135-1204 sabio hispanohebreo, gran influencia en el pensamiento judo posterior, simboliza el papel de los judos en el mundo intelectual...

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1126-1198 Averroes tradujo e hizo un comentario de Aristteles, las obras de Aristteles fueron reintroducidas a la cultura occidental porque han sido olvidadas, simboliza la influencia de los rabes en rescatar los textos clsicos que influyeron el resto de la historia Maimnides 1135-1204 sabio hispanohebreo, gran influencia en el pensamiento judo posterior, simboliza el papel de los judos en el mundo intelectual de los rabes Boadbil ltimo rey de una Granada independiente, en 1492 entreg la ciudad a los Reyes Catlicos, una leyenda dice que su madre le regao cuando se despidi de la ciudad con tristeza, simboliza el punto final en el poder autnomo de los musulmanes en la Pennsula La Alhambra un palacio en Granada que fue construido en el medio del 14th siglo, es un smbolo del apogeo del florecimiento arquitectnico, es una representacin integrada de las culturas musulmanas, y judos, cristianos La Reconquista un trmino por el tiempo entre 718 y 1492 cuando los cristianos gradualmente avanzaron sus fronteras para quitar la presencia musulmana en la Pennsula, empez con la batalla de Covandonga y termin con los Reyes Catlicos capturando Granada, era un tiempo de luchas internas, pactos, y avance lento, simboliza el final de la presencia musulmana permanente en Europa y un cono de la identidad espaola/Europa Covadonga 718, un pequeo ejrcito visigodo en Asturias derrot a una patrulla rabe, los cristianos atribuyeron la victoria a Pelayo (vasallo del Rodrigo), simboliza el comienzo mtico de la Reconquista y de la recuperacin de la monarqua visigoda Universidad de Salamanca 1218, Alfonso X el Sabio impulse el desarrollo, una de las universidades ms antiguas de Europa, simboliza el gran desarrollo de los artes, ciencias, y educacin debajo Alfonso X
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