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The Moors conquered the Iberian peninsula and parts of France between 711 and 726 CE. In the 11th century, Christians began to reconquer territories, with King Alfonso VI surrounding the cities of Avila, Salamanca, and Segovia to protect Toledo. When the Moors attacked Avila thinking it undefended, they encountered soldiers on the walls who were actually women led by Jimena Blazquez, forcing the Moors to withdraw.
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- 1. The Moors
- 2. Who were the Moors? Between the years 711 and 726 the moors conquered all the Iberian peninsula and some part of France .
- 3. Reconquer of Christians • In the century XI Raimundo the Borgoña was the responsible of the repopulation of the center of the peninsula.
- 4. • With the purpose of protecting Toledo the cities of Avila, Salamanca and Segovia were surrounded ordered by the king Alfonso VI.
- 5. Why are they villains? • Because when all men were out at Menga Pass the Moors decided to attack the town. • They thought that it will be easy but when they went to Avila they saw a lot of soldiers defending the wall. So they withdrew and Avila was saved.
- 6. Jimena Blazquez • But what they didn’t know is that these soldiers weren’t soldiers, they were women cheered by Jimena Blazquez to defend the city.
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