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No. The Spanish monarchy has always been Catholic. Protestants in Spain were immediately targeted by the (already-existing) Spanish Inquisition and tortured. This prevented Protestantism from ever gaining a foothold in Iberia.
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What is a major long term effect of the protestant reformation?
Increased power of the monarchs.
When the news reached the monarchs of Spain what did they dowhat was the spanish motivation for sending more ships out?
when the news reached the monarchs of Spain what did they do?what was the spanish motivation for sending more ships out?
Why did the storm that battered the spanish armada as the protestant wind?
Since the English were Protestant and the Spanish were Catholic, the English believed that the storm was Protestant or on their side because it saved them from the Spanish invasion and having to be converted to Catholicism.
What is another name for Spanish monarchs?
Los reyes (catolicos)
What went wrong when Henry viii gave power to English monarchs over a protestant country?
people rebelled
Why do you think the spanish monarchs lost patience with Columbus?
Because they did the end!
Why you think the spanish monarchs lost patience with Columbus?
Because they did the end!
Protestant missionaries were most active in?
spanish
Why did the Spanish monarchs lost Patience's with Columbus?
He didn’t produce what he contracted for with the crown.
What does ecomienda mean?
Ecomienda was labor system that was employed mainly by the spanish monarchs
Why was Spain in the Catholic Reformation?
Because Spain had the "most Catholic monarchs" who sought to preserve the faith in their country unspotted by protestant heretics.
What triggered the spanish conquest?
The trigger was Columbus' discovery of America while in the service of the Spanish monarchs and the subsequent discovery that there was gold to be had there.
