How might Spanish history have been different if the Spanish had not defeated the Moors?

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First of all, Spain would likely speak a dialect of Arabic, perhaps a mixture of Spanish and Arabin

Second, it would be a predominantly Muslim country.

Third, it would likely not be as integrated within Europe as it is now: likely it would have more trade and cultural connection with other Arabic country than with other European countries.
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