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What was the cultural impact of the Spanish Inquisition on Spain?

A Spain made great cultural progress because the entire nation followed Catholicism.

BSpain didn’t participate in the cultural developments taking place in other parts of Europe.

CThe Inquisition brought about a single unified national language in Spain.

DThe Spanish royalty gained popularity because of the emergence of a single religion in Spain.

Respuesta :

B. Spain didn’t participate in the cultural developments taking place in other parts of Europe.

The Spanish Inquisition made Spain not to participate in activities of cultural developments that took place in different parts of Europe.

What was the result of the Spanish Inquisition?

The Spanish Inquisition was an institute set by the Spanish judicial system in the fifteenth century and lasted until the early nineteenth century. While this system prevailed, Spain stayed away from the cultural activities in Europe.  

Hence, option B holds true regarding the Spanish Inquisition.

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