actual midterm Flashcards

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1
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what are the three countries that border spain

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andorra, france, and portugal

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what was the great medieval hero of spain named rodrigo diaz de vivar aka and who gave him this title

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the cid

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who is the patron saint of spain who according to legend led the spaniards in the battle of clavijo to defeat the arabs

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st james

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under which emperor was the council of nicea convened and for the first time the christians were favored under roman rule

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constantine

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who was the king of spain during the better part of the 13th century and what was he aka

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alfonso X, the wise

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under alfonso x who coexsited in relative peace and what became the official language for all official transactions

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christians, moors/muslims, and jews

castilian

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vasco nunez de balbao was the first european to see the ?

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pacific ocean

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what was the arabic name for moorish spain

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al-andalus

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what were the wars between the romans and carthaginians called

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the punic wars

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the four major languages spoken in spain are

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galician, catalan, basque, and castilian/spanish

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perhaps the greatest visigoth, who was a bishop, a saint, an encyclopedia and a theologian, was _____________ and his most famous work was ______

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the etymologies

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the three major moorish located in southern spain were

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granada, seville, and cordoba

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_______ was an institution estabilshed in the 15th century for the purpose of cleansing the culture. the most famous of all the leaders was_______

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the inquisition

tomas de torquemada

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in mexico the conqistador _____ conquered the ____ empire and in peru the conquistador _______ conquered the ____ empire

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cortes, aztec

pizarro, inca

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_______ was a 16th century military figure who was injured, underwent a conversion, and then founded one of the most important catholic religious orders known as the ____. his order founded several american universities among which are georgetown, gonzaga, fordham, and xavier

A

ignatius of loyola

jesuits

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one of the most impressive buildings constructed by the arabs was ____, whose name means “the red palace”

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alhambra

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one of the great pilgrimage centers in the medieval world located in northwestern world was

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santiago de compostela

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rounded arches with capstones, thick walls and domed ceilings characterized ______ architecture

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romanesque

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rose windows, stained glass, and flying buttresses characterized _____ architecture

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gothic

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20
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the horshoe arch characterized _____ architecture

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moorish

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_____ painted las merinas in which he himself appears painting at his easel

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Valasquez

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the author of don quijote de la mancha, regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written, was ___

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cervantes

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a spanish painter known as ____ was originally from Crete and settled in the city of toledo. his distinctive paintings are characterized by elongated forms, primarily religious subject matter, and energetic compositions

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el greco

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the most important mystics of the 16th century Spain were ____, the founder of the order of Discalaced Carmelites, and ________

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teresa of avila

john of the cross

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certainly in the spanish and frequently in english words that begin with ___ are arabic in origin
al
26
spanish became the official language in spain under the rule of ________
alfonso x
27
during the 16th century a german named __________ mounted a challenge against the catholic church that would have far-reaching consequences and give birth to a number of protestant denominations
martin luther
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the movement by the catholic church to resist the advances of the protestants or those who opposed it was called the ___
counter-reformation
29
the _____ family ruled in spain between the early 1500's and 1700
habsburg
30
the crown prince of spain is known as the prince of _______ because that is where the advances of the moors were turned back
austuras
31
the term used for the recovery of the peninsula by the christians from the arabs is
reconquest
32
over a third of europe died during the 14th century as a consequence of ___________
the black death
33
the last spanish king from the house of austria was _______ aka ________
charles II | the idiot
34
__________ is the historical and literary tradition that began in the 16th century of smearing spain, spaniards, and anything hispanic as evil, inferior and uniquely cruel
the black legend
35
in the 10th century comments in the manuscripts known as _________ were first seen in the monastery of San Millan de la Cogolla and these signaled the birth of a new language that would come to be known as castillian
glosses
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________ were marginal notations in manuscripts that gave evidence of a new language which would become spanish
glosses
37
two groups of islands that fprm part of spain are the ________ islands and the _________ islands
canary | baelaric
38
during the 16th century king ____ moved the capital from ______ to ________ and built a building called the _________ which served as a palace, basilica, monastery, and a royal crypt
phillip toledo madrid escorial
39
spanish explorers came to the united states in the 16th century and several states have spanish names as a consequence. name 3
arizona nevada florida
40
in 1492 _______, the last sultan of the Nasrid dynasty, surrendered the city of ______ bringing an end to the ____ after 700 years
boabdil granada reconquest
41
in the year _____, the spanish engaged in a maritime battle with the british which came to be known as ___ and resulted in a disastrous defeat for the spanish
1588 | spanish armada
42
the daughter of isabel and ferdinand, ____ aka ___ married _____. together they bore a child who in time beame _____, the first ______ king of spain, as well as, ____ the holy roman emperor
``` juana la loca charles I habsburg Charles V ```
43
the mid 15th century the _____ was invented which proved to be an invention that had a huge impact on the world and world and would forever change it
printing press
44
____, of the killing of kings, characterized the visigothic presence in spain
regicide
45
the "mezquita" of the mosque of the city of ________ is one of the most magnificent structures builty by the arabs. in the middle of it the christians built a church
cordoba
46
two cities in the united states that have spanish names are
los angeles | toledo
47
"i lied to him not twice but 10 times."
king ferdinand - how good of a leader he was
48
"the last stunted sprig of a degenrate line"
charles II - how bad of a leader he was
49
"tanto manta, manto tanto"
king ferdinand and isabella - equal in rule
50
"God, gold, and glory"
conquistadors - what they explored
51
1588
the spanish armada
52
charles martel
battle of poitiers/tours
53
hermenegild
visigothic christian martyr
54
lazarillo de tormes
picaresque novel
55
lepanto
naval battle with ottoman empire
56
seneca the younger
stoicism
57
charles v
holy roman emperor
58
castile and aragon
the catholic kings
59
menento mori
steve jobs
60
lope de vega
the spanish shakespeare
61
1700
bourbon monarchy
62
count julian
florinda
63
machiavelli
the prince
64
pope alexander VI
rodirgo borgia
65
july 25
patron saint of spain
66
scipio
numancia
67
trajan
roman emperor born in spain
68
constantine 1
council of nicea
69
granada
pomegrante
70
pelayo
battle of covadonga
71
la celestina
suicide
72
convivencia
13th century
73
october 12
discovery of america
74
antonio de nebrija
1st spanish grammar
75
409
visigoth
76
alfonso VI
the cid