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HISPANIC KINGDOMS IN THE 17TH CENTURY - Coggle Diagram
HISPANIC KINGDOMS IN THE 17TH CENTURY
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
THE REIGN OF FELIVE IV
The Catalan Revolt
Principality of Cataluña
independent
requested
Franch help
conflict ended
1659
Spain
control of Principality
County of Rosellon
ceded to France
The Portuguese Revolution
took advantage
Catalan Revolt
proclaim John IV
king
1640
started revolt
Portugal's independence
1668
Separatists Conspiracies
Plots
nobility
separate from Spain
Andalucia
uncovered
Aragon
1641
TERRITORIES LOST BY THE HISPANIC MONARCHY
Losses in America
parallel
conspiracies
revolts
Europe
17th century
territories in America
Hispanic's
Portuguese's
lost to enemies of monarchies
17th century
Hispanic dominance
broke
problems
economic
social
kings
Austrias menores
monarchs
new governing way
appointing validos
king's favourites
most important
Duke of Lerma
Felipe III
1598-1621
peace with England
1603
Twelve Years' Truce
Dutch Republic
1609
was dimissed
Count-Duke of Olivares
Felipe IV
1621-1665
less stable
policy's aim
international
domestic
recive monarchy's prestige
mantain dominance in Europe
promote Counter Reformation
centralise power
Carlos II
1661 1700
series of validos
European territories
lost to France
recover economically
Crown of Aragon
Cnatabrian coast territories
Castilla
economic pillar of monarchy
failure to recover
devastating
hadn't children
candidates
Philip of Anjou
was choosen
War of the Spanish Succession
1700-1713
Charles of Austria
THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SITUATION
The expulsion of the Moriscos
Felipe III's reign
policy religious uniformity
Catholic Monarchs
fully implemented
expultion of moriscos
1609-1614
fear
Berber pirates
instrability
on Peninsuna
protect prestige
of monarchy
Catholicism defender
The moriscos
considerable proportion
kingdom's population
Valencia
Aragon
Andalucia
feudal estates
irrigated agriculture
noblemen opposed
expulsion
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financial compensation
Society
disadvantaged people
economic problems
plague epidemics
Golden Age
literature
art
Hispanic kingdoms
excellent insight
different social groups
Picaros and mendigos
survived in charity
robbery
scams
servants
Poor hidalgos
lower nobility
refused to work
Bandits or outlaws
worked in gangs
with noblemen
rob people in road