First came the Reconquista, and it was so. After the Moors were expelled, next came the Spanish Inquisition to expel or convert heretics to Catholicism, and forced non-catholics out of Spain. Next, the Spanish conquistadores ventured to the New World to search for riches (esp. gold) and conquered natives. Most of them were successful, and they converted natives to Catholicism as well as plundering their land.
Answer:
The Reconquista was completed.
The Spanish inquisition forced most non-Catholics out of Spain.
Spanish conquistadores traveled to the New World in search of riches and land.
The conquistadores converted the conquered colonies to Christianity
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