2. The Catholic
Kings
Isabel I and Fernando
II were the
Catholic Kings . They
unified the
divided Spain and
they defeated
the Muslim Empire.
(1492) coincided
whith America

4. THE REIGN OF JUANA I DE
CASTILLA
• Juana ´´The crazy Queen`` this
name come to the history of her
marrriage whit Felipe ´´ The
Handsoon`` unfaithful and abusive,
in this times this was normal, but her
perseverance became she queen
,(1505), although she was very unhappy all
her reign.

5. LONDON TEATRY
In London, (1604) King Jacob I of
England and
King Philip III of Spain signed a
perpetual peace , including an end to
pirecy and the commitment that the
British didn´t lend their support to the
Dutch rebellion against Spanish rule,
putting thus end the fighting between
the two nations point.

6. Succesion War
The War of Spanish Succession ,
which began in 1701 , the win after
beating Felipe V troops , commanded
by General Berwick, the Archduke
Charles in the important and
momentous battle of Almansa
(Albacete , Spain ) . The triumph of
this day will allow Carlos V seize
much
of Valencia and Aragon and Lleida ,
putting in time, the end point of the
war .

7. Indepence War
In Spain , the people of Madrid throng
to the Royal Palace to prevent the
French move to Bayonne to members
of the royal family. The soldiers fired
into the crowd to disperse . Before
long, the capital of the kingdom
becomes a battlefield. Late in the
afternoon the rebellion is put down
and the general Murat ordered the
execution
of many citizens. These facts lead to the
fuse is
lit throughout Spain and thus begins the
War
of Independence . Finally , the French will
be expelled from Spain after the Battle of
Vitoria

8. ´´LA PEPA´´
The Spanish Constitution of 1812.2
popularly known as La Pepa or The
Constitution of Cadiz , 3 was enacted
by the Parliament of Spain ,
extraordinarily gathered in Cadiz, on
19 March 1812. It has held great
historical importance because it the first
constitution promulgated in Spain , 4 in
addition to being one of the most liberal of
his time. Regarding the origin of his
nickname, Pepa , is not yet clear , but it
seems that was an indirect appeal after its
repeal to refer to it , because it was enacted
on the day of San José . It was officially in
effect only two years since its enactment
until its repeal in Valencia on May 4, 1814 .

9. CIVIL WAR
The Spanish Civil War was a social ,
political and military conflict which
would also impact later in an economic
crisis that erupted in Spain after the
partial failure of the coup on 17 and 18
July 1936 carried out by a part the army
against the government of the Second
Spanish Republic. After blocking the
Strait and subsequent airlift that ,
thanks to the rapid cooperation of Germany
and Italy , the rebel troops moved to the
peninsula in the last weeks of July, 3 April
began a civil war ending on April 1, 1939
with the last part of war signed by Francisco
Franco , declaring victory and establishing a
dictatorship that lasted until his death in
1975 .

10. Spanish Constitution
Born of legal reform by the Spanish
Parliament that led to the law for
political reform , and the result of
negotiations between the various
political parties that emerged after the
general elections in Spain in 1977;
Magna Carta , reaching an agreement
and where politicians participated
representing the vast plurality of
different political ideologies, This
constitution welcomes the
parliamentary monarchy as a political
form of the State; assumes the
assumption of the democratic, social
and rule of law values ​​, and the
recovery of the territorial organization
of the republican constitution of 1931 .