In this episode of History Unveiled, we dive into the dramatic and complex history of the Spanish Inquisition. Join us as we explore the late 1500s in Spain, a time marked by intense religious conflict and the quest for uniformity under King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. Discover how the Inquisition aimed to identify those practicing Judaism or Islam under the guise of Christianity and the chilling methods employed to root out heresy, including torture and public trials. We’ll also discuss the notorious figure of Tomás de Torquemada, the impact of the Inquisition on diverse communities, and its eventual decline with the rise of the Enlightenment. This episode sheds light on the broader lessons of fear, persecution, and the fight for tolerance that resonate into our modern world. Grab your headphones, and let’s unveil the gripping story of the Spanish Inquisition.