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The History Of Spain

By Tasha G
  • Christianity in Spain
    100

    Christianity in Spain

    In the first Century A.D. christianity arrived in Spain, this was identified through the missionary Saint James.
  • Period: 100 to

    The History of Spain

  • Constantine's Edict of Milan
    313

    Constantine's Edict of Milan

    This document banned all forms of persecutions against Christians, and secured the religion of Spain.
  • The Visigoths
    415

    The Visigoths

    A tribe that conquered all of northern Spain and entered Spain under a plitical direction.
  • Arabs Dominate
    Jan 1, 711

    Arabs Dominate

    In 711 A.D. The Arabs dominated almost the entire Peninsula and Spain came under the rule of the Caliphs of Damascus.
  • Fernando I
    Jan 1, 1035

    Fernando I

    Disputes with Leon caused War between Bermudo III of Leon and Fernando I.
  • Castilla and Leon
    Jan 1, 1217

    Castilla and Leon

    Bermudo died and his kingdom was given to Fernando which united Castilla and Leon.
  • Jaime I
    Jan 1, 1235

    Jaime I

    Known as the Conqueror, conquered the Balearic Islands.
  • Cordoba
    Jan 1, 1236

    Cordoba

    Cordoba was captured and Fernando recovered many documents, and sent them to the University of Salamanca.
  • The Spanish Inquisition
    Jan 1, 1480

    The Spanish Inquisition

    Began to impose spiritual unity by expelling all Jews from Spain.
  • Granada Falls
    Jan 1, 1492

    Granada Falls

    The Christian armies reconquered the kingdom of Granada, bringing an end to Arab rule in the peninsula.
  • Royal Marriage
    Jan 1, 1492

    Royal Marriage

    The marriage of Isabel of Castilla and Fernando of Aragon, brought unifications to Castilla and Aragon.
  • Columbus
    Jan 1, 1492

    Columbus

    Columbus dicovered America, after his voyages and his settlement of the Island of Hispaniola.
  • Conference of Augsburg
    Jan 1, 1555

    Conference of Augsburg

    This document allowed protestant rights to be recognized. Lutherans were Martin Luther's followers, who had many conflicts with the Catholic-dominated empire.
  • The Golden Age

    The Golden Age

    "was the most brilliant period in Spanish literature and culture". It began in 1550 and lasted until 1650.
  • Habsburg Dynasty

    Habsburg Dynasty

    The Habsburg rule ended, because Carlos II died, leaving no successor.
  • The War of Succession

    The War of Succession

    This war resulted in the Salic Law and Spain lost Italy.
  • Felipe V of Spain

    Felipe V of Spain

    Felipe V was the first Borbon King. He ruled until 1746.
  • War of Independence

    War of Independence

    Citizens in Madrid surrounded the Palacio Real in order to prevent the French from removing infantes.
  • Napoleon

    Napoleon

    Napoleon invaded Spain, installing his brother Jose I as the King.
  • The First Republic ends

    The First Republic ends

    This Republic only lasted eleven months, and when this form of government failed the army was forced to remove it.
  • The Spanish-American War

    The Spanish-American War

    The Maine (an American battleship) was destroyed in the Havana Harbor and Spain was forced into War with America, where Spain lost.
  • The Second Republic

    The Second Republic

    This Republic lasted only one month. Its main purpose was the separation of Church and State.
  • The Spanish Civil War

    The Spanish Civil War

    General Sanjurjo was killed in a plane crash, Francisco Franco's forces took over Madrid.
  • ETA

    ETA

    Basque Terrorist Organization. Has killed 1,000 people since its foundation.
  • The New Constitution

    The New Constitution

    Stood for Justice, Liberty and Security. This document gave Spaniards many new rights and freedoms.
  • EU Capital

    EU Capital

    It was Spain's turn to be the EU Capital of Culture, and the Maastricht Treaty was signed.
  • Olympics

    Olympics

    The Olympics were held in Barcelona.
  • Madrid Train Bombings

    Madrid Train Bombings

    Three days before the Presidential Elections there were train bombings in Madrid and people blamed ETA. Aznar was suppose to win but he lost to Jose Zapatero.
  • The Battle of Covadonga

    The Battle of Covadonga

    During this battle the Arabs were defeated by the Christians. They won under the rule of Don Pelayo, and he was then later named the King of Asturias.
  • Don Garcia

    Don Garcia

    The Asturian monarchy moved the court to Leon under the reign of Don Garcia and this allowed for southward expansion of Christianity in Spain.
  • Peninsula

    Peninsula

    The Visigoths gain control over the entire Peninsula.They were under the rule of King Leovigildo.