Question
Review the maps.
A map titled Iberian Peninsula, 750 C E. The Umayyad caliphate includes part of North Africa, Portugal, most of Spain, and a small area of France. The Kingdoms of Asturias and Basques each have a small portion of southern Spain.
A map titled Iberian Peninsula, 1000 C E. The Caliphate of Cordoba includes part of North Africa and two-thirds of Spain. The Kingdom of Leon, County of Castile, Kingdom of Navarre, Ribagorza, County of Barcelona, and Kingdom of France make up the rest of the Iberian Peninsula.
Based on the maps, what can be concluded about the result of the Reconquista in 1000 CE?
Muslims claimed all of the Iberian Peninsula.
France claimed much of the Iberian Peninsula.
Castile controlled most of the Iberian Peninsula.
Christians recovered some of the Iberian Peninsula.
A map titled Iberian Peninsula, 750 C E. The Umayyad caliphate includes part of North Africa, Portugal, most of Spain, and a small area of France. The Kingdoms of Asturias and Basques each have a small portion of southern Spain.
A map titled Iberian Peninsula, 1000 C E. The Caliphate of Cordoba includes part of North Africa and two-thirds of Spain. The Kingdom of Leon, County of Castile, Kingdom of Navarre, Ribagorza, County of Barcelona, and Kingdom of France make up the rest of the Iberian Peninsula.
Based on the maps, what can be concluded about the result of the Reconquista in 1000 CE?
Muslims claimed all of the Iberian Peninsula.
France claimed much of the Iberian Peninsula.
Castile controlled most of the Iberian Peninsula.
Christians recovered some of the Iberian Peninsula.
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GPT-4o mini
Based on the maps provided, the correct conclusion about the result of the Reconquista in 1000 CE is:
**Christians recovered some of the Iberian Peninsula.**
In the map from 1000 CE, while the Caliphate of Cordoba continues to control a significant portion of Spain, there are several Christian kingdoms and counties, such as the Kingdom of Leon, County of Castile, and others, that indicate Christian presence and control in parts of the Iberian Peninsula. This suggests that the Reconquista had begun and that Christians were gradually reclaiming territory from Muslim powers.
**Christians recovered some of the Iberian Peninsula.**
In the map from 1000 CE, while the Caliphate of Cordoba continues to control a significant portion of Spain, there are several Christian kingdoms and counties, such as the Kingdom of Leon, County of Castile, and others, that indicate Christian presence and control in parts of the Iberian Peninsula. This suggests that the Reconquista had begun and that Christians were gradually reclaiming territory from Muslim powers.