1. According to the passage, where did Muslims, Jews, and Christians live in peace

together for hundreds of years?

A. Northern Africa

B. the Middle East

C. the United States

D. the Iberian Peninsula

D. the Iberian Peninsula

Explanation:

In the Al-Andalus, which was the name given to the parts of the Iberian Peninsula that were under muslim control in the Middle Ages, there was a great degree of religious tolerance.

While the rulers were muslim themselves, there were many christians and jews living in Al-Andalus, an in important cities like Cordova and Toledo. The religious conflict were with the Christians who lived outside of muslim rule: in the Christian kingdoms of Northern Spain.