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jueves, 2 de octubre de 2014
Bilingual Section. Power point. 18th century Spain. The Bourbon monarchy. Level 4º ESO.
In the Bilingual Section we talked about the 18th century in Spain...from the House of Austria to the Bourbon monarchy.
What I want you to do is:
1. Describe how Spain gave away to the Bourbon dynasty.
2. Countries that supported Archduke Charles of Austria.
3. Treaty of Utrecht: write the main agreements.
4. Write the main characteristics of the centralised absolutism.
5. Write the main characteristics of the Nueva Planta decrees.
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1.Because Charles II died without childs, and his great nephew (Philip V) was proclaimed king
ResponderEliminar2. Britain, Nederlands,Portugal and the Austrian Empire
3is a set of treaties signed by the contesting States in the War of Spanish Succession between 1713 and 1715 in the Dutch city of Utrecht and Rastatt in Germany.
4.All the powers resided in the king (executive, legislative and judicial), he was assisted by ministers and he took measures to establish uniformity in his territories
5.They are a set of decrees issued by King Philip V of Bourbon, who won the War of Spanish Succession by which laws were abolished and institutions of the Kingdom of Valencia, the Kingdom of Aragon, the Principality of Catalonia and the Kingdom of Mallorca, all members of the Crown of Aragon, which had opted for the Archduke Charles, ending the composite structure of the Spanish monarchy of the Habsburgs. New Plant was also applied to the legal and administrative organization of the Crown of Castile.