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SXV

Spain= The most powerful conuntry

-Royal authority-Melilla, Islas Canarias and Navarra -Spanish inquisition -Explotation and expation

Catholic Kings

-La Niña-La Pinta -La Santa María

Cristobal Colón discovered America and went with three carabels:

Discoverment of América:
Conquest of Granada

1492

Modern Age:

Before he death, gave his Germanic empire to his brother Fernando.

SXV

SXVI

-Grandson of the Catholic Monarch -The first Habsburg King of Spain -Inheritance: Spain, Germany, Netherlands, a part of italian Peninsula and some of the Americas

1516-1556. Carlos I de España y V de Alemania:

16th Century:

1580:Spain conquered Portugal and it included Brazil, Angola and Islas Molucas(Indonesia)
1571:Spain won the Battle of Lepanto to stop the Ottoman Empire from controlling the Medditerranean Sea
There was wars and conflicts but won importants battles:
Spanded the Spanish empire and it was very strong

1556-1598. Felipe II:

His mother ruled for him during 10 years because he only was 4 when he became king. He did not have any children, so he did not have an heir to the throne.
1665-1700- Carlos II:
1640: Portugal rebellion.
He signed Count-Duke of Olivares as valido.
1598-1621. Felipe III (Habsburgo Dinasty):
Spain started to lose power and economy because of wars, pirates and less gold and silver from the Americas.

SXVII: 17 CENTURY

The Trety of Utrecht ended the war: - Felipe V became the king of Spain - France and Spain couldn't be united - Spain lost Netherlands and Italy in favor of Austria, Gibraltar and Menorca in favor of British, and others
1713:
1701-1713: War of the Spanish Succession started between French Bourbons and Austrian. Habsburgs became an European war.
1701-1713:
1700-1746. Felipe V (Bourbon Dinasty)
Spanish economy improved and the population increased.

SXVIII: 18th CENTURY