My uncle has been all across the world except for China and Japan

With which answer choice would Boabdil MOST LIKELY agree? Which line from the article BEST supports your answer? *
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Christian leaders were too narrow-minded in their vision of Spain's culture. "The conflict manifested itself in a hidden desire to take over and eliminate the Moorish culture and religion."
Co-existence between Muslims and Christians was possible. "He strove to find a way for the Muslims of his kingdom to maintain their religion and customs alongside their Christian counterparts."
Co-existence between Muslims and Christians was possible. "At this official, public surrender of Granada to the Christian enemy, Boabdil handed the keys of his city to Ferdinand, and was recorded as saying in Arabic: 'God loves you greatly. Sir, these are the keys of this paradise. I and those inside it are yours.'"
Christian leaders were too narrow-minded in their vision of Spain's culture. "That desire finally became a reality in 1609, when all Moriscos, or converted Muslims, were expelled from Spain."

What does Dorothy learn on her adventures? Is she different when she gets home?

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Read the text and question. Think about what you have learned and choose the option with the correct answer.

Yo soy Eulalia y soy guajira porque mi papá es cubano. Me gusta aprender los otros nombres de las nacionalidades de mis familiares y sus amigos guatemaltecos, hondureños y puertorriqueños.

Hoy visito a mis tíos porque es su aniversario; mi tía es catracha y mi tío es chapín. A ellos les gusta cantar en la celebración.

Mis tíos tienen una hermanastra boricua. Se llama Gina. Ella es policía en su país.

Based on the text and on what you have learned in the lesson, what is the main idea of the text?

Las amigas de Eulalia.
Los trabajos de los tíos de Eulalia.
Las fiestas en las familias.
Los apodos en los países.