What was the Inquisition? Where did the Inquisition take place? Who was accused or arrested? What was the punishment for being found guilty? When did the Inquisition end?

Inquisition

Explanation:

Under Inquisition, the Church practised violence and torture for confessions. The Inquisition was part of the Catholic Church established in the 12th century and continuing for many years. It was practised to fight heresy.

The Inquisition became disgraceful for its persecution of Jews and Muslims, especially in Spain. The Spanish monarchs' being Catholic and relation with the Papal forced them to proceed with inquisition. About 32,000 executions and conversion of Jews in Catholic in Spain. The Spanish Inquisition forced most non-Catholics out of Spain.  

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