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  • Prior to 1469, the Iberian Peninsula was characterized by political fragmentation
  • Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile married in 1469.
  • The War of Castilian Succession occurred between 1474 and 1479
  • The Reconquista played a role in the unification of Spain.
  • The Spanish Inquisition was established to ensure religious unity
  • Ferdinand and Isabella implemented reforms to centralize power.
  • Prior to1469, the Iberian Peninsula was divided into several Christian kingdoms and the Muslim Emirate of Granada
  • The Tagus and Guadalquivir are examples of major rivers
  • Aragon was a significant maritime power that controlled territories in the Mediterranean
  • The Emirate of Granada was the last Muslim stronghold in Iberia.
  • Navarre was strategically located between Castile and France
  • Portugal was an independent kingdom with maritime ambitions.
  • What characterized the Iberian Peninsula politically before 1469?
    Political fragmentation
  • The Iberian Peninsula featured mountain ranges like the Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada.
  • Which rivers were part of the Iberian Peninsula's geographical landscape?
    Tagus and Guadalquivir
  • The Christian Kingdom of Navarre was strategically located between Castile and France.
  • Chronological order of key marriages in Spanish history
    1️⃣ Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon (1469)
    2️⃣ Juana of Castile and Philip of Burgundy
    3️⃣ Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII of England
  • What was the significance of the marriage between Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon in 1469?
    United Castile and Aragon
  • The union of Castile and Aragon in 1469 led to immediate political and cultural unification.
    False
  • What is the concept of dynastic marriage in the context of Spanish unification?
    Strategic union of royal families
  • The marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile faced internal opposition and external threats.
  • Match the political implication of the marriage with its detail:
    Formation of a Dual Monarchy ↔️ United Castile and Aragon
    Consolidation of Territory ↔️ Facilitated territorial expansion
  • What was the Iberian Peninsula characterized by before 1469?
    Political fragmentation
  • The geographical landscape of the Iberian Peninsula includes the Pyrenees and the Sierra Nevada.
  • Match the entity with its notable feature:
    Castile ↔️ Largest and most populous
    Aragon ↔️ Significant maritime power
    Granada ↔️ Last Muslim stronghold
    Navarre ↔️ Strategically located between Castile and France
  • Aragon was the largest and most populous kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula before 1469.
    False
  • The dynastic marriage of Isabella I of Castile to Ferdinand II of Aragon occurred in 1469
  • What was the significance of the marriage between Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon?
    United Castile and Aragon
  • The marriage of Juana of Castile to Philip of Burgundy brought Habsburg influence into Spanish succession
  • The kingdoms of Castile and Aragon maintained separate institutions after the marriage of their rulers.
  • Why was the marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile in 1469 significant?
    Linked the two largest kingdoms
  • The marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella led to the formation of a dual monarchy.
  • The combined strength of Castile and Aragon enabled significant territorial expansion and political stability.
  • What was the War of Castilian Succession (1474-1479) fought over?
    The throne of Castile
  • Who were the two primary claimants to the throne of Castile during the War of Castilian Succession?
    Isabella I and Juana
  • Who supported Isabella I's claim to the throne of Castile?
    Ferdinand II of Aragon
  • Which country backed Juana la Beltraneja's claim to the throne of Castile?
    Portugal
  • The War of Castilian Succession ended with the Treaty of Alcáçovas
  • Which treaty recognized Isabella I as the rightful queen of Castile in 1479?
    Treaty of Alcáçovas
  • The Treaty of Alcáçovas strengthened the united rule of Isabella and Ferdinand over Castile and Aragon.