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WorksheetsEarly modern Spain
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 9mins
Who were the Catholic Monarchs?
Felipe and Fernando
Isabel and Fernando
Juana and Fernando
Isabel and Felipe
What is the end of the Reconquista?
The conquest of Navarra in 1492.
The discovery of America in 1492.
The conquest of Granada in 1492.
Why are the Catholic Monarchs considered intolerant?
Because they expelled the Jews in 1492.
Because they created the tribunal of Santa Inquisition.
Because they married each of their children in one country.
Because Juana was crazy.
Who was Pizarro?
He was a conquistador that went to Mexico in 1519, killed Moctezuma and became the governor of New Spain.
He was a conquistador that went to Peru in 1532, killed Moctezuma and became the governor of New Spain.
He was a conquistador that went to Peru in 1532, killed Atahualpa and became the governor of New Castilla.
He was a conquistador that went to Mexico in 1519, killed Atahualpa and became the governor of New Spain.
Who was Hernán Cortés?
He was a conquistador that went to Mexico in 1519, killed Moctezuma and became the governor of New Spain.
He was a conquistador that went to Italy in 1519, killed Miguel Angelo and became the governor of New Spain.
He was a conquistador that went to Peru in 1519, killed Atahualpa and became the governor of New Castilla.
Who was the first Hapsburg?
Fernando
Carlos I
Felipe I
Juana "la loca"
What problems did Carlos I have?(Multiple answers)
He didn't speak Spanish. He spoke Flemish.
He lost the Armada invencible.
He had the Revolt of the Comuneros.
He fought against Turks, France and England.
Write the names of important painters and writers from the Spanish Golden Age...
Carlos III is a king well considered because... (multiple options)
He modernized the country.
He built many buildings in Madrid Palacio Real, Puerta de Alcalá, Botanical Garden, Prado's Museum...
He created canals and a better road system, new cities...
He was always on the latest fashion.
Who was the first Bourbon?
Carlos II "el hechizado"
Felipe I "el hermoso"
Jorge Juan
Felipe V
