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What happened to the property of the Jewish people living in Spain at the time of the expulsion?

They took it with them as they fled.
They had to sell it for very low prices.
They left it behind in the care of relatives.
They often donated it to religious organizations.

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Following the Alhambra decree in 1942, to elimante their influence on Spains large converso population.

So that means the answer is They took it with them as they fled.

Thats the answer because Jews were Forced to convert or they would get expelled many wanted to flee but other jews did not want to get expelled cause had no where to go so 50,000 or more jews converted to Catholism as a result of the religous persecutain and progoms in 1391.

There is the answer, hope this helps you

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When the Jews living in Spain were expelled during the Expulsion, They had to sell their property for very low prices.

What happened to the Jews during the Expulsion?

During the Expulsion, over 160,000 Jews were expelled from Spain due to religious reasons.

As these Jews fled, they sold their property at very low prices in order to have some money to start up in other places.

Find out more on the Expulsion at https://brainly.com/question/792652.

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