CONTEMPORANY SPAIN
MID 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY (SCIENCE UNIT 1)
index
Age of revolution in the world
Age of revolution in Spain
Age of revolution in Spain II
From Isabel II to Alfonso XII
Art movements in 1800S
1799-1814
1775-1783
NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
1789-1799
FRENCH REVOLUTION
18TH MARCH 1808
MUTINY OF ARANJUEZ
2ND MAY 1808
WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
1814-1833
5TH MAY 1808
2ND REIGN OF FERNANDO VII
A NEW KING
19TH MARCH 1812
FIRST WRITTEN CONSTITUTION
ISABEL II
1833-1868
AMADEO I
1870-1873
FROM ISABEL II TO ALFONSO XII
1ST EPUBLIC
1873-1874
ALFONSO XII
1875-1885
REGENCY OF MARIA CRISTINA
1885-1902
Upper Class 10%
1811-1825
1830
Middle class 35%
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION BROUGHT:
Spain lost all its colonies in Latin America, except for Cuba and Puerto Rico.
- New technology
- Cities development
- Railway lines
- New classes
Workers and under class 55%
ART MOVEMENTS IN 1800S
ROMANTICISM
REALISM
Individualism, freedom, feelings, love and death.
Realistic descriptions and analysis of the society.
GENERATION OF , 98
IMPRESIONISM
Loss of Spanish territories, political crises and social issues.
Landscapes and scenes of every day life.
1ST REPUBLIC
After the abdication, there was a Republic (No monarchy).Then, 3RD CARLIST WAR OCURRED.
AMADEO I
Spain was a CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY, but he abdicated (son of the king of Italy)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
English colonies won the independence (North America)
WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
People in Madrid revolted against French rule
FIRST WRITTEN CONSTITUTION
Created in Cadiz. State would have a LIMITED MONARCHY with divided powers:
- Executive
- Legislative
- Judiciary bodies
2ND REIGN OF FERNANDO VII
- Napoleón was gone and Fernando VII rejected the Constitution.
- 1814-1820: Fernando VII as an absolute monarch.
- 1820: Fernando was forced to acept the Constitution by a military leader.
- 1823-1833: Fernando VII persecued liberals.
- 1830: He changed the SALIC LAW (his daughter, Isabel, could be queen)
ALFONSO XII
He was Isabel I´s son, he became the KING. However, people were not happy and unrest came soon. He died in 1885.
FRENCH REVOLUTION
They fought fot the EQUALITY and a REPRESENTATIVE GOVERMENT
Appearance of voting rights. (For men).
ISABEL II
She was queen at the age of 3 and 1ST CARLIST WAR ocurred. Her mother and Espartero ruled till she was 18. In 1868, she was sent to the exile and she abdicated.
MUTINY OF ARANJUEZ
Organised by Godoy´s enemies to capture him. Prince Fernando convinced (Carlos IV) to abdicate.
Fernando VII
REGENCY OF MARIA CRISTINA
She was Alfonso´s wife and she ruled till their son, Alfonso XIII was 18. In 1898, Spain lost all the colonies: Puerto Rico, Cuba and Philipines.
A NEW KING
Napoleón forced Fernando to abdicate and placed his brother, José Bonaparte.
NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE
- He participated in a COUP D´ETAT.
- In Spain, King Carlos IV gave the power to Godoy (friend).
- TREATY OF FOUNTAINBLEAU: To allow Napoleon troops to cross Spain and invade Potugal.
CONTEMPORANY SPAIN
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CONTEMPORANY SPAIN
MID 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY (SCIENCE UNIT 1)
index
Age of revolution in the world
Age of revolution in Spain
Age of revolution in Spain II
From Isabel II to Alfonso XII
Art movements in 1800S
1799-1814
1775-1783
NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
1789-1799
FRENCH REVOLUTION
18TH MARCH 1808
MUTINY OF ARANJUEZ
2ND MAY 1808
WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
1814-1833
5TH MAY 1808
2ND REIGN OF FERNANDO VII
A NEW KING
19TH MARCH 1812
FIRST WRITTEN CONSTITUTION
ISABEL II
1833-1868
AMADEO I
1870-1873
FROM ISABEL II TO ALFONSO XII
1ST EPUBLIC
1873-1874
ALFONSO XII
1875-1885
REGENCY OF MARIA CRISTINA
1885-1902
Upper Class 10%
1811-1825
1830
Middle class 35%
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION BROUGHT:
Spain lost all its colonies in Latin America, except for Cuba and Puerto Rico.
Workers and under class 55%
ART MOVEMENTS IN 1800S
ROMANTICISM
REALISM
Individualism, freedom, feelings, love and death.
Realistic descriptions and analysis of the society.
GENERATION OF , 98
IMPRESIONISM
Loss of Spanish territories, political crises and social issues.
Landscapes and scenes of every day life.
1ST REPUBLIC
After the abdication, there was a Republic (No monarchy).Then, 3RD CARLIST WAR OCURRED.
AMADEO I
Spain was a CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY, but he abdicated (son of the king of Italy)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
English colonies won the independence (North America)
WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
People in Madrid revolted against French rule
FIRST WRITTEN CONSTITUTION
Created in Cadiz. State would have a LIMITED MONARCHY with divided powers:
2ND REIGN OF FERNANDO VII
ALFONSO XII
He was Isabel I´s son, he became the KING. However, people were not happy and unrest came soon. He died in 1885.
FRENCH REVOLUTION
They fought fot the EQUALITY and a REPRESENTATIVE GOVERMENT
Appearance of voting rights. (For men).
ISABEL II
She was queen at the age of 3 and 1ST CARLIST WAR ocurred. Her mother and Espartero ruled till she was 18. In 1868, she was sent to the exile and she abdicated.
MUTINY OF ARANJUEZ
Organised by Godoy´s enemies to capture him. Prince Fernando convinced (Carlos IV) to abdicate.
Fernando VII
REGENCY OF MARIA CRISTINA
She was Alfonso´s wife and she ruled till their son, Alfonso XIII was 18. In 1898, Spain lost all the colonies: Puerto Rico, Cuba and Philipines.
A NEW KING
Napoleón forced Fernando to abdicate and placed his brother, José Bonaparte.
NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE