For examples of alternatives to OTL's policies:
a) WI Castille-Aragon chooses policies of toleration or ghetto-ization or a “Pale of Settlement” on the Jews of Spain instead of expulsion & later inquisition?
b) WI Kingdoms of Aragon, Castille, Leon and Portugal follow a policy of expelling Jews 200, 300 or 500 years before 1492?
over the 700 year reconquista process local expulsions of Jews and pogroms sometimes occurred, but if I recall correctly, large Jewish communities were still tolerated in Christian ruled kingdoms, in the midst of a peninsula divided between frequently fighting Christian and Muslim states. In other words, it's not like the Jewish population was routinely expelled as each portion of the peninsula was brought under Christian rule, rather mass expulsion only became the policy once the last Muslim Kingdom was conquered.
What if we end up with no final expulsion, but other alternatives?
Or, on the other hand, the final expulsion/zero tolerance policy is adopted by Christian Kingdoms much earlier.
a) WI Castille-Aragon chooses policies of toleration or ghetto-ization or a “Pale of Settlement” on the Jews of Spain instead of expulsion & later inquisition?
b) WI Kingdoms of Aragon, Castille, Leon and Portugal follow a policy of expelling Jews 200, 300 or 500 years before 1492?
over the 700 year reconquista process local expulsions of Jews and pogroms sometimes occurred, but if I recall correctly, large Jewish communities were still tolerated in Christian ruled kingdoms, in the midst of a peninsula divided between frequently fighting Christian and Muslim states. In other words, it's not like the Jewish population was routinely expelled as each portion of the peninsula was brought under Christian rule, rather mass expulsion only became the policy once the last Muslim Kingdom was conquered.
What if we end up with no final expulsion, but other alternatives?
Or, on the other hand, the final expulsion/zero tolerance policy is adopted by Christian Kingdoms much earlier.