There were numerous events and situations that brought about Spain's decline during the seventeenth century. They include a series of weak ineffectual kings, financial instability that bankrupted the crown, crippling military loses to other European powers, power struggles, and a fixation on its American colonies that caused it to ignore issues at home.
what caused Spain to lose their empire in the 1500s
inflation and a growing population made it harder to maintain colonies.
Spain wasn't losing their empire in the 16th century, they were building it.
Spain did not fall in 1490. In fact, Spain has only been occupied once after the Moors were defeated in 1492, and that was by Napoleon in the 19th century.
Diseases brought from Europe for which they had no immunity.
nation unification and expulsion of the Muslim Moors
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the empire was conquered by the moroccans in the late 1500s.
only two people survived this
Not in Serious Decline but some people began to follow other Religons instead of what the Church of Rome taught (who was headed by the pope). One country who lead the decline of the following of the church of Rome was England who's ruler was Queen Elizabeth I.
they died due to europeans bringing over diseases that the native americans bodies were not adapted to.
They were under Mongolian rule
contagious Diseases
The answer is the great technological advances during the Protestant Reformation
It is thought that they lived since the 12th century (1100s) to the end of the 16th century (1500s) Their decline was due to the sudden outbreak of smallpox and typhus.
Mercantilism was the economic policy from the 1500s to 1700s. The goal was to build up the state to protect it from warfare. There were many territorial wars in Europe during this time.