Font size
WorksheetsReview of 4.2 and 4.3
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What changes took place during the regency of Maria Christina?
Church property was confiscated
Universal suffrage for males and females over the age of 18
Dissolving manorialism (economic feudalism)
Separation of Powers
What is a regent?
A feudal lord
A person appointed to govern a state because the monarch is insane
A person appointed to govern a state because the monarch is a minor
An liberal monarch
Why Maria Christina appointed as Isabella's regent?
It was a way for Conservatives to accept that the Salic Law of Succession wasn't being followed
Isabella II was three years old when succeeded Ferdinand VII on the throne
Isabella II wasn't mentally stable and needed a regent to assist her
There was an opposition to General Espartero due to his ___________ ideas and his _____________ ___________ measures
authoritarian, free trade
liberal, free trade
liberal, universal suffrage
authoritarian, universal suffrage
True or False: The Cortes adopted a moderate constitution in 1845 in which suffrage was highly restrictive
True
False
Under the 1845 Constitution who shared sovereignty?
The Crown and Men who owned property
The Crown and The Cortes
The Cortes and Men who owned property
The executive, legislative, and judicial branch
What types of governments did Spain have from 1833 to 1874?
Authoritarian
Progressive
Democratic
Moderate Liberalism
All of the Above
Spain's economy under Isabella II was
Strong
Weak
Which two political parties emerged during the reign of Isabella?
Democrats
Republicans
Anarchists
Communists
Absolutists
Which political party aspired to transform Spain from a monarchy to a republic?
Democrats
Republicans
Anarchists
Communists
Absolutists
Which political party wanted universal male suffrage?
Democrats
Republicans
Anarchists
Communists
Absolutists
Who comes to the throne in 1874?
Isabella II
Alfonso XII
Alfonso XIII
Amaedo I
What types of government did Spain have when Alfonso II was installed on the throne 1874?
Authoritarian
Progressive
Democratic
Moderate Liberalism
Monarchy
When Ferdinand VII returned to Spain in 1814, the country's elites who were nobles and clergy were known as
Absolutists
Bourgeoisie
Peasants
When Ferdinand VII returned to Spain in 1814, the country's elites who were bourgeoisie were known as
Absolutists
Liberals
Peasants
Who made up the Holy Alliance?
Church leaders and kings who supported liberalism
European countries that supported liberalism
Various European monarchs who opposed liberalism
all the priests in Spain and Italy
Why did Ferdinand VII ask the Holy Alliance for help?
He needed an army to fight Portugal
He needed military support to fight against the British
He wanted to establish a liberal democracy in Spain
He felt threatened by Spain's liberals and needed help to defeat them
This Manifesto from Ferdinand VII represents...(choose 3)
How Ferdinand embraced liberalism
How the Cádiz Constitution of 1812 would not be followed by Ferdinand VII
How Spaniards under Ferdinand VII must obey the Cádiz Constitution of 1812
How Spaniards under Ferdinand VII SHOULDN'T obey the Cádiz Constitution of 1812
How those who followed the liberal Cádiz Constitution of 1812 would be punished by death
Study the family tree, who would have been King if the Pragmatic Sanction had not been passed?
Isabella II
Alfonso XII
Carlos Maria Isidro (Charles V)
Juan de Borbón
How did Ferdinand VII handle liberals who demanded liberal reforms?
He forced them into exile
He compromised with them and abolished feudalism and installed male suffrage
He repressed revolts led by people like the pronunciamientos
He received aid from European monarchs to repress liberal revolts
What does this photo represent?
Ferdinand VII fleeing to France
Ferdinand VII receiving help from the Holy Alliance
Ferdinand VII compromising with the pronunciamientos
The Salic Law of Succession
Why did Spain have trouble financially during the 1820's
They lost colonies in the Americas
They were fighting wars in Russia and Great Britain
They adopted liberal reforms such as universal health care
Ferdinand VII didn't tax the nobles and clergy
The Law of Salic Succession prevents ___________ from reigning
sons
uncles
aunts
daughters
In 1833, Absolutists in Spain were known as
Noble
Carlists
Liberals
When Ferdinand VII died, who did absolutists want to become King?
Isabella II
Alfonso XII
Carlos Maria Isidro (Charles V)
Juan de Borbón
When Ferdinand VII died, who did liberals want to become rule Spain?
Isabella II
Alfonso XII
Carlos Maria Isidro (Charles V)
Juan de Borbón
Why would France and England support the ascension of Isabella II during the 1833 Civil War?
The wanted Spain to become a Constitutional Monarchy like them
They knew Isabella II was weak and with her in charge Spain would lose colonies
They despised Ferdinand VII and the Holy Alliance
They felt they could conquer Spain if Isabella II became monarch
