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  __Outsiders & Extremists__



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 *  The outsiders and extremists of European history were well known for their radical views in the European society. The Spanish Inquisition was an extremist movement in Spain in which jews and muslims were expelled. This was creation of an open conflict, the principal on which anrachism is founded. Savonarola was a Dominican monk during the Renaissance who abhorred the humanistic views of the Florentine people and rulers, therefore, when he ruled the city, it became puritanical. Savonarola held religiously intolerent views like the Spanish Inquisition, and was like the anarchists because he held radical views. The anarchists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries believed in open conflict instead of organized government. Whether they held religiously or politically radical views, the outsiders and extremists of European history were an influential group of people.

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