Which river valley did Ferdinand III expand into?
Guadalquivir
Tagus
Ebro
Duero
Answer
The Guadalquivir River Valley was the target of Ferdinand III's expansionist ambitions. This river valley, located in southern Spain, was a fertile and strategic region that had been under Muslim control for centuries. Ferdinand III, a Christian king of Castile and León, launched a series of campaigns to reconquer the valley, culminating in the capture of Córdoba in 1236 and Seville in 1248.
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