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Title: AUTHORITARIAN MONARCHIES


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LESSON 7
  • AUTHORITARIAN MONARCHIES

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VOCABULARY
  • Mad loco/loca
  • Prevend evitar, impedir

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MAIN DATES
  • 1469 Catholic Monarchs wedding
  • 1504 Isabella dies
  • 1516 Charles I became King of Castile and Aragon

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7.2. CATHOLIC MONARCHS
  • 7.2.1. Dynastic union
  • In 1469, Ferdinand, son of the king of Aragon,
    married Isabella, sister of the king of Castile.
    In 1477, Isabella became Queen of Castile, and
    two years later, Ferdinand became King of Aragon.
  • Isabella and Ferdinand, the Catholic Monarchs,
    governed their territories together, but each
    kingdom had its own laws and institutions. There
    wasnt a real union, just only a political union.

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7.2. CATHOLIC MONARCHS
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  • On Isabellas death in 1504, the throne of
    Castile passed to her daughter, Joanna the Mad,
    but Ferdinand continued as King of Aragon.
  • Queen Joannas insanity prevented her from
    occupying the throne, and Ferdinand became regent
    until he died, in 1515.
  • Later, during one year, Cisneros Cardenal became
    regent until Charles I, Joannas son, took over
    both Crowns in 1516. The dynastic union was
    finally confirmed in the person of Charles I and
    his successors

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7.2. CATHOLIC MONARCHS
  • 7.2.2. Territorial Expansion
  • Nasri Kingdom of Granade the conquest war ended
    in 1492. Boabdil, last king of Granada, gave the
    kees of the city at the beginning of 1492
  • Navarre Kingdom old France friend, was invaded
    by Castile army in 1515 and passed to Castile
    Crown, keeping its own laws and institutions
  • Portugal there were several marriages between
    Portugal and Catholic Monarchs sons.

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7.2. CATHOLIC MONARCHS
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  • The Catholic Monarchs also expand their
    territories
  • In 1504, they annexed the kingdom of Naples to
    the Crown of Aragon. They conquered cities, such
    as Melilla and Oran in North Africa (1509)
  • They captured the Canary Island (1482-1496) in
    the Atlantic Ocean and began the conquest of the
    Americas

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ACTIVITIES
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