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Carlos v and felipe ii
- 1. SPAIN AFTER LOS REYES CATÓLICOS:SPAIN AFTER LOS REYES CATÓLICOS: 16TH CENTURY AND THE KINGS16TH CENTURY AND THE KINGS CARLOS I AND FELIPE II.CARLOS I AND FELIPE II.
- 2. Los ReyesLos Reyes Católicos hadCatólicos had five children:five children:
- 3. Juana I got married with Felipe I. He was from Germany and he was the emperor of the German Empire.
- 4. Juana ( La Loca) inherited these territories.
- 5. Felipe (El Hermoso) inherited these territories
- 6. Throughout the 16th century,Throughout the 16th century, Spain was the most powerfulSpain was the most powerful kingdom in the World, thanks tokingdom in the World, thanks to the kings Carlos I and Felipe II.the kings Carlos I and Felipe II.
- 7. CARLOS I OF SPAIN AND V OF GERMANY
- 8. From his mother he inherited Castilla, Aragón, Nápoles and Sicilia. So he became Carlos I of Spain. With Carlos I, Spain became the most powerful empire in the world. The national motto was: Plus ultra (más allá). From his father he inherited territories of Austria, Germany and Netherlands. So he became Carlos V of Germany. He divided his kingdom into two parts. He gave one part to his brother Fernando and the other to his son Felipe II. CARLOS I
- 11. FELIPE IIFELIPE II FELIPE II He became king in 1561.
- 12. The Spanish empire expanded (became bigger) in America. In 1580 he conquered Portugal. El Escorial Monastery started to be built. Spain won many battles, for example Battle of Lepanto in 1571. Contradiction in Spain UNDER THE RULE OF FELIPE II
- 13. The Spanish Empire became bigger in America.
- 14. In Battle of Lepanto, Spain defeatedIn Battle of Lepanto, Spain defeated the Turkish Empire.the Turkish Empire.
- 15. Lepanto is where we call Greece today.
- 16. Miguel de Cervantes was injured and was imprisoned after this battle.
- 17. El Escorial Monastery was considered the most important building in the world in the 16th century.
- 18. Spain conquered Portugal in 1580.
- 19. Contradiction in Spain. A lot of gold and silver came from America, but Felipe II spent all the money in wars. That is why, people became poorer.
- 20. Vieja friendo huevos by Velázquez