history

The visigoths were a Germanic tribe that came from______

The Visigoths attacked the city of ____ in 410, then they moved to the South of France and into the Iberian peninsula.

Before the fall of the Roman Empire: The Visigoths attacked the city of Rome in 410, then they moved to the _______ and into the Iberian peninsula.
They were other Germanic tribes there: the Suevi, Vandals and Alans.

The Visigoths established the Visigothic Kingdom with their capital city in Toledo. Under the reign of King Recaredo I they converted to ________

The ______, who came from North Africa,  invaded the Iberian Peninsula and in 711 defeated the Visigoths at the Battle of Guadalete.

The Moors, who came from North Africa,  invaded the Iberian Peninsula and in 711 defeated the Visigoths at the Battle of ____

The Moors won at the Battle of Guadalete in 711 and established a Muslim territory called Al-Andalus that was a part of the big ______ ____

The Moors couldn't conquer the whole Iberian Peninsula because the Christian Visigoths stayed in the montanous regions in the ____

The Chrstian Visigoths stayed strong in the north and in 722 Don Pelayo King of Asturias defeated the Moors at the Battle of ______ in 722.

In 722 the Christians stopped the Moors from conquering the north of the Iberian Peninsula and started the________ or Reconquista.