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THE CATHOLIC MONARCHS
the authoritarian monarchy of the catholic monarchs
restore the authority of the monarchy
policies brought about transformations
in their kingdoms
cities
church
nobility
the religious policy of the catholic monarchs
policy of religious unification
Holy Office of the Inquisition in 1478
Spanish Inquisition was first established
Late Middle Ages by the pope to punish heretics
In 1492, the Catholic Monarchs expelled all Jews
These Jews were called marranos.
kingdoms under the catholic mnarchs
influence of the Catholic Monarchs
not as strong in Aragón as in Castilla
first administrative bodies common to all their kingdoms
crown of castilla
crown of aragón
the birth of a new monarchy
five kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula
In 1469, Fernando II of Aragón married Isabel I
Fernando II inherited the Aragonese throne in 1479
civil war that ended in 1479
Catholic Monarchs on the couple in 1496
new monarchy was a dynastic union
It was therefore a composite monarchy
the begginings of the hispanic dominance: foreign policy
period of stability began for the Catholic Monarchs
Castilla's recovery from civil war
active foreign policy
expand their territories
Catholic Monarchs
formed alliances
maintain peace with Portugal
reinforce their ties with countries such as Flanders
Castilla’s Atlantic expansion
began at the completion of the conquest of the Canary Islands
