Spanish History 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistorySpanish InquisitionASAQA Created by: Amy99Created on: 08-01-16 22:17 Marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella 1469 1 of 34 Isabella becomes Queen of Castile 1474 2 of 34 Castile and Aragon ruled jointly 1479 3 of 34 Granada War 1482-1492 4 of 34 War of Succession 1475 5 of 34 Hermandades was set up in every town with >50 inhabitants 1476 6 of 34 Council of the Indies 1524 7 of 34 Permanent court established at Valladolid 1489 8 of 34 Monarchs could make all church appointments in Granada and the Canaries 1486 9 of 34 Isabella declared 'All Jews in my realm are under my protection' 1477 10 of 34 Inquisition received a Papal Bull 1478 11 of 34 Inquisition extended to Aragon 1481 12 of 34 Policy of Jewish expulsion 1482 13 of 34 Heavy taxes were laden on the Mudejars 1495 and 1499 14 of 34 Mudejar revolt against Castile 1499 15 of 34 All Mudejars were told to either convert or leave Castile 1502 16 of 34 Treaty of Alcacovas 1479 17 of 34 Columbus' first voyage to the New World 1492 18 of 34 Holy League 1495 19 of 34 Papal bull confirming Spanish claims to new South American lands 1493 20 of 34 Treaty of Barcelona 1493 21 of 34 Capture of several north African towns 1505-1510 22 of 34 Reconquest of Naples 1504 23 of 34 Invasion of Navarre 1512 24 of 34 French invasion of Italy 1494 25 of 34 Cordoba secured two important victories at Cerignola and Garigliano 1503 26 of 34 Franc recognised Spanish control of Naples + it became part of Crown of Aragon 1504 27 of 34 Spain assisted the Knights Hospitallers 1479-80 28 of 34 Isabella sent out privateering ships to intercept Portuguese goods ships 1476-78 29 of 34 Royal Regulations reformed the military 1495-1503 30 of 34 Joanna marries heir to HRE Philip and John marries Philip's sister Margaret 1496 31 of 34 Katherine marries Arthur and then Henry 1501 and 1509 32 of 34 Ferdinand marries French King's niece Germaine de Foix 1506 33 of 34 Spain has resident ambassadors across Europe 1490s 34 of 34
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