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06 Spain betwen absolutism and liberalism
The reign of fernando VII and the return of absolutism
Fernando VII couldn't manage to rule so the Trienio LIberal started.
Decada omiosa
Fernando VII took contact with doceañistas to ensure they support the plan of his daughter succesion
In 1833, Fernando VII died. His daughter Isabel, still a child, inherited the throne
Hundred thousand Sons of Saint Louis
The reign of Isabel II: moderate liberalism
When Fernando died his daughter took the crown, and she had some helpers. Maria Cristina and General Espatero
The foundations
Constitutional monarchy established
The old regime was disapeareing thanks to the separaition of powers. Isabel tried to organise countries power
Two-party system
During shes ruling, two political parties: Moderate and Progressive parties. Two groups had different ideologies
Military victory over the carlists
There where two succesors, his brother and his daughter. After the First Carlist war Isabel won.
Constitutions
Two where stablished, progressive parliament and against Maria Cristinas wishes. The other approved by a moderate parliament favoured by the young queen.
Centralism
Despite different political tendencies on how autonomous or centralised the new state should be, moderantism imposed a strongly centralised government.
Desamortizaciones
Some land was sold, which affected to Councils and Churchs. But they could fight against the carlists
Alternation in power and military rebelions
Isabel II’s regime was based on the queen’s great power. She selected the country’s prime ministers from a group of moderate politicians
The reign of Isabel II went through different stages
Bienio progresista
A group of moderns took the lead on a rebellio called Vicalvarada. This brought a big change to industrialication and the queen gave them power
Crisis of moderantism
Moderate Party and Liberal union alterned their power. The opposition was excluded and some groups were oppresed
Decada Moderada
Conservative and progressives marginalised
Big economic groth also a social unrest and this led to an economic crisis
Sexenio democratico: democratic liberalism
Spain had a democratic liberal regime, but severe political conflicts hindered the revolutionary process.
The democratic monarchy under Amadeo I
He stablished a democratic monarchy, and they selected Amadeo for being the new king
The revolution of 1868
Juan Prim and General Serrano organised it, Isabel II was exiled in France and the Sexenio Democratico began
