The term 'Spanish Moor' refers to the Mudejar people, a group of Muslims who lived in Spain during the Middle Ages. They were descendants of the Moors who had been expelled from the Iberian Peninsula in the late 15th century. The Mudejars were allowed to remain in Spain and practice their own culture and religion, but were subject to certain restrictions. They were also known for their unique style of architecture, which blended Islamic and Christian elements.