19th Century Spain unit 5

Napoleon

• The loss of the Spanish Empire´s last territories

• A period where the Spanish Constitution of 1812 was in force

• A law that prevent women from becoming queen and ruling

• A french military leader who deposed Carlos IV

Salic Law

• The loss of the Spanish Empire´s last territories

• A period where the Spanish Constitution of 1812 was in force

• A law that prevent women from becoming queen and ruling

• A french military leader who deposed Carlos IV

Trienio Liberal

• The loss of the Spanish Empire´s last territories

• A period where the Spanish Constitution of 1812 was in force

• A law that prevent women from becoming queen and ruling

• A french military leader who deposed Carlos IV

Crisis of 98

• The loss of the Spanish Empire´s last territories

• A period where the Spanish Constitution of 1812 was in force

• A law that prevent women from becoming queen and ruling

• A french military leader who deposed Carlos IV

First Republic

• A republic declared in Spain by Amadeo I when he abdicated in 1873

• The rotation of the Liberal and Conservative parties in government

• A period of democratic governing in Spain from 1868 to 1874

• A law which made education compulsory for all boys and girls between the ages of six and nine.

Political Liberal

• A republic declared in Spain by Amadeo I when he abdicated in 1873

• The rotation of the Liberal and Conservative parties in government

• A period of democratic governing in Spain from 1868 to 1874

• A law which made education compulsory for all boys and girls between the ages of six and nine.

Six-Year Democratic Period

• A republic declared in Spain by Amadeo I when he abdicated in 1873

• The rotation of the Liberal and Conservative parties in government

• A period of democratic governing in Spain from 1868 to 1874

• A law which made education compulsory for all boys and girls between the ages of six and nine.

Moyano´s Law

• A republic declared in Spain by Amadeo I when he abdicated in 1873

• The rotation of the Liberal and Conservative parties in government

• A period of democratic governing in Spain from 1868 to 1874

• A law which made education compulsory for all boys and girls between the ages of six and nine.

Labour movements

• An early version of something

• When a group of people take power of a country

• A rebellion against the people in power

• Political movements that fight for workers´rights and to improve working conditions

Uprising

• An early version of something

• When a group of people take power of a country

• A rebellion against the people in power

• Political movements that fight for workers´rights and to improve working conditions