Primary sources reveal that Jews and Christians were allowed to live side-by-side in Spain. While there were periods of cooperation and coexistence, there were also times of tension and conflict, particularly during transitions in political power and during the Reconquista. However, in many instances, Jews had the freedom to practice their religion and maintain their communities alongside Christians in medieval Spain.
What do primary sources reveal about the relationships between Christians and Jews in Spain during the Middle Ages?(1 point)
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Jews and Christians were allowed to live side-by-side in Spain.
Jews and Christians were allowed to live side-by-side in Spain.
Jews were required to live separate lives, but were allowed to have some of their own laws.
Jews were required to live separate lives, but were allowed to have some of their own laws.
Spanish Christians and Spanish Jews worked together in the government.
Spanish Christians and Spanish Jews worked together in the government.
Jews were allowed to use their own rules when interacting with other Jews.
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