By the End of the Twelfth Century, Spain Was

question 2

Multiple Choice

By the end of the twelfth century, Spain was

• A)free of Muslim control in the northern half of the country.
• B)a fully united Christian kingdom.
• C)once again completely under the control of the Muslims.
• D)the most powerful nation in Europe.
• E)ruled by the Valois dynasty of France.

Identify how capital flight influences the market for foreign-currency exchange.

Evaluate the consequences of government bond defaults on a country's interest rates, net exports, and currency valuation.

Understand the concept of "twin deficits" and its implications for economic policy and performance.

Assess the effects of banking crises on a country's real exchange rate and net exports.

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