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The Spanish monarchs, particularly Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, achieved significant successes during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. They completed the Reconquista by expelling the Moors from Granada in 1492, unified Spain under Christian rule, and sponsored Christopher Columbus's voyage, leading to the discovery of the Americas. Their reign marked the beginning of Spain's rise as a global power, establishing a vast overseas empire that would dominate trade and influence in the New World. Additionally, they implemented reforms to strengthen royal authority and centralized governance, laying the foundation for a powerful Spanish state.
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How did the Spanish defeat these tribes even though they were out numbered?
Guns (considered magical, to natives who had never seen them before), metal breastplates and helmets that deflected arrows and spears, and military strategies led to the Spanish conquistador's many successes.
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?
What is another name for Spanish monarchs?
Los reyes (catolicos)
Why you think the spanish monarchs lost patience with Columbus?
Because they did the end!
Why do you think the spanish monarchs lost patience with Columbus?
Because they did the end!
What does ecomienda mean?
Ecomienda was labor system that was employed mainly by the spanish monarchs
Why did the Spanish monarchs lost Patience's with Columbus?
He didn’t produce what he contracted for with the crown.
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.
Why did the Tudor monarchs want to control Ireland?
They saw it as a potential base for a Spanish invasion.
What was one advantage of the Spanish inquisition for the monarchs of Spain?
It allowed them to silence their political opponents.
Which two spanish monarchs united Spain and drove moors and Jews from the country?
Ferdinand and Isabella.
Why did spanish monarchs oppose the spread of protestantism?
They viewed it as a threat to their authority.
