New Monarchy Flashcards

1
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what are the 5 factors for this essay?

A

dual monarchy, religious policy, letrados, councils, Santa hermandad

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2
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was dual monarchy new?

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yes

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3
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how was the relationship between Aragon and Castile different?

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  • first time leadership of Castile and aragon were closely linked together
  • not fighting against each other - working together
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4
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where was the main area the two crowns worked closely togehter?

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foreign policy - Granada and Naples

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5
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how did Aragon and Castile work together in Granada?

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  • Castilian and aragonese fought side by side with one common goal
  • 1482-92
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how did Aragon and Castile work together in Naples?

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  • Castilian nobles fighting in Italy for Aragonese claim
  • Ferdinand = trastamara calm
  • leader = el gran capitan, Gonzalo de cordoba
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7
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was their full political unity?

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no. remained ultimately different states e.g. no united Spanish army

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8
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what did Charles V inherit in 1516?

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5 separate kingdoms

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9
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what religious policy did Isabella end?

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Convivencia

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10
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what was convivencia?

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peaceful coexistence

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what were the aims of Granada campaign?

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  • completing reconquista
  • defeating moorish emirate
  • rid of muslim/ottoman threat
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12
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when were jews expelled?

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31 march 1492 - consistent across both realms

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13
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how many jews left Spain?

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70,000 left Castile and 10,000 left Aragon

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in religious terms, what was spain like by 1516?

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strongest catholic power in Europe

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15
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what aspect of letrados was new?

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more than ever and had more rights

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16
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who did letrados replace in councils?

17
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what happened to councils in 1493?

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noble voting rights in council of Castile removed - could still attend

18
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who were letrados?

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  • low born men who had studied law for at leat 10yrs
  • fully loyal to crown as owed their jobs to Isabella
  • not involved in family feuding, improving decision making of councils
19
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were letrados new?

A

NO. had been used before. Henry IV had used them

20
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were letrados new monarchy?

A

not new, but used more than ever before

21
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what new councils did Isabella create?

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  • council of IQ in 1483
  • council of military orders in 1489
  • council of aragon in 1494
22
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why were new councils created?

A

to deal with new problems

23
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when was IQ created?

24
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by what year did Ferdinand take control of all 3 castilian military orders?

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was the conciliar system new?
no. Isabella inherited it
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was the Santa Hermandad new?
No. dated back to 12th C
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when was the Santa Hermandad revived?
1476 cortes of madrigal
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what was new about the hermandad?
its scale
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who had to have a hermandad?
every settlement with more than 50 people had to raise and pay for hermandad
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what was the junta de hermandad?
annual meeting of hermandads
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how long did the hermandad last?
over 20yrs - eventually disbanded 1498
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did F+I create new monarchy?
- new monarchy too strong - were some new elements - mainly used same methods but took them further
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what was peripatetic monarchy?
F+I travelling around Spain a lot
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how did peripatetic monarchy increase royal power?
built trust post 1474-79 succession crisis
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which towns had more than 10 visits?
seville, burgos and Toledo
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what happened with count of lemos?
- 1485-86 - shut down revolt of Count of Lemos in Galicia | - personally went to suppress it