Which of the following was one of the few distinctly pluralistic societies in medieval Europe?

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Moorish Spain was one of the few distinctly pluralistic societies in medieval Europe, where people of different religions and cultures lived relatively harmoniously. Muslims, Christians, and Jews lived together in cities like Cordoba, where they exchanged ideas and produced great works of literature, art, and architecture. The other options - Viking Scandinavia, Frankish northern Europe, and Anglo-Saxon England - were not known for their pluralism, and were largely homogeneous societies.

Which of the Following Was One of the Few Distinctly