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1212
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Castile and Aragon defeat the Almohads at Navas de Tolosa.
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1230
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Ferdinando III inherits Castile (mother) and Leon (father) = Crown of Castile
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13th century end kingdoms
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Crown Castile, Kingdom of Navarre, Crown of Aragon, Kingdom of Portugal and the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.
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15th century
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trade of products became very important (silk, spices, luxury goods).
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1453
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fall of Constantinople by the Ottoman Empire, which prevented communication between Europe and Asia through the Middle East.
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1469
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dynastical unification of Crown of Castile and Crown of Aragon because of the marriage of Isabel and Ferdinand.
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1478
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Tribunal Inquisition creation
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1478 & 1496
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Canary Islands became part of the Crown of Castile
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1479
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Death of Juan II, Ferdinand became King (Aragon). Isabel defeated Juana “la Beltraneja”, became queen (Castile). The union was dynastic, not territorial (2 different kingdoms). Ferdinand was king of Castile and Aragon (exercised his power on both), Isabel was queen of Castile and Aragon (did not exercised her power).
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1488
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Bartolomeu Díaz reached the tip of Africa, Cape of Good Hope (Portuguese)
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1492 (5 things)
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Castillian Grammar (Antonio de Nebrija)
conquest Nasrid Kingdom of Granada (Broadbill surrounded). Isabel was willing to finance his voyage after signing what are called the Capitulations of Santa Fe (Colón would get a tenth of the riches he obtained and would receive the titles of Admiral of the Ocean Sea and Viceroy of the conquered territories) Colon discovered America, in the islands San Salvador and la Española (First voyage) Jews were urged to convert to Christianity (conversos) or leave the territory. |
1493 (2 things)
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Ferdinand recovered the counties of Roussillon and Cerdagne (France).
A large expedition created the first commercial colony (Second voyage) |
1494
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Pope Alexander VI, mediated an agreement between Castile and Portugal through the Treaty of Tordesillas (Brazil = Portuguese speaking).
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1498 (2 things)
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Vasco de Gama reaches India.
Colón reached the northern coast of South America, discovering the mouth of the Orinoco and the islands of Martinique and Trinidad (third voyage) |
16th century (America)
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formation of the American empire
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1502 (2 things)
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Muslims were forced to convert (Moriscos) or leave the kingdom.
They explored the coasts of Central America (Fourth voyage). |
1504:
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Ferdinand defeated the French in Naples.
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1505
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Laws of Toro
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1506
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Colon died in Valladolid convinced that he had reached India and not that he had discovered a new continent.
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1513
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Núñez de Balboa sight the pacific
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1515
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Kingdom of Navarre annexes crown of Castile.
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1518-1524
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conquest of the Aztec Empire (Hernán Cortés)
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1519
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Castilian crown organized an expedition (objective: reach the spice islands sailing westward)
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August 1519
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the expedition departs (port of Seville)
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October 1520
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they cross Tierra del Fuego & baptize the passage form the Atlantic to the pacific (strait of Magellan)
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April 1521
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Magellan dies (Philippines) Sebastián Elcano takes the command & battle the Otumba
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September 1522
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the expedition returns to the peninsula. Disembark in Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cadiz)
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1532
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Battle of Cajamarca
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1542 (2 things)
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laws of indies
Congregation of Holy Ofices (Roman Inquisition) |
1571
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the city of Manila was founded
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1470s
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Printing Press Spain
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1517
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Luther’s 95 theses
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1534
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Act of Supremacy (Anglican Church)
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1540
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Jesuits
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1545-1563
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Council of Trent
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1648
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Peace of Westfalia
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1389-1537
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Medici
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