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.
A
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A. 3 percent, tied for tenth in the world. B. 9 percent, having dropped behind that of the United States and Germany. C. 14 percent, roughly the same as Germany's. D. 32 percent, the world's largest. E. 62 percent, twice as large as that of the nearest competitor.
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