UNIT 6. INSTITUTIONS OF CHRISTIAN MEDIEVAL SPAIN

During the Middle Ages, the Peninsula had similar institutions to the rest of the Western European states:

• True

• False

Long period that plunged the Peninsula into a struggle against Islam for eight centuries, leading to the creation of new frontiers as the Christian kingdoms advanced:

(a)  

Agreement through which it was agreed that Isabella would rule Castile and Ferdinand Aragon:

• Sevilla agreement

• Segovia agreement

• Tordesillas agreement

• Lepanto agreement

The main two events that took place under the rule of the Catholica Monarchs were the discovery of America and the conquest of Portugal:

• True

• False

Which is the name of the Muslim that delivered the city of Granada in 1492 to the crown of Castile?

• Alphonse XIII

• Al Mansur

• Abd al-Rahman III

• Boabdil

The reign of the Catholic Monarchs marks the end of the Ancient History and the start of the Middle Ages:

• True

• False

In which year were the Jews expelled from the Peninsula?

• 1482

• 1475

• 1492

• 1501

Due to the special needs derived from the Reconquest, the king maintained all his power and the aristocracy played only a secondary role in politics:

• True

• False

We do not speak of Castilian seigneurial system, but Castilian feudalism:

• True

• False

Each of a series of medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims from 11^th to 13^th century:

(a)