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250,000 BCE
PALEOLITHIC
There are 3 steps: Lower Paleolithic / Medium Paleolithic / Superior Paleolithic. Their economy was predatory, the evolution technological and they had cave paintings. -
9000 BCE
MESOLITHIC
It started when the last glaciation ended and the climate change in one charmer and dried. There were a growth in the population, so this ended with the hunting and people changed the predatory economy to a productive economy. -
5000 BCE
NEOLITHIC
It has 2 steps due to the ceramic: Ancient Neolithic / Full Neolithic. There were the levantine art. They contrasted with the naturalism, -
3000 BCE
CALCOLITHIC AND BRONZE AGE
They needed copper. The bury were changing to individual or dual buries. There were the megalithic architecture and the companiform glass. -
800 BCE
IRON AGE
This period of time makes start to the roman conquest of the peninsula. When the habitats started to use the iron -
700 BCE
TARTESSOS KINGDOM
First estate in the peninsula that we have notice. The king Argantonio reigned between the VII and the VI BC. They had wealth in agriculture, cattle raising and mining. -
650 BCE
INDO-EUROPEAN POEPLES SURGE
They moved to the south of the peninsula. They entered of the Pirineos . They knew the metalurgy -
650 BCE
PHOENICIANS, GREEKS AND CARTHAGINIANS
Phoenicians entered in the peninsula because of its riches in gold, silver y copper. Greeks arrived later. Both of them funded colonies to commerce. When the Phoenicians fell, the Carthaginians takes place in their colonies. -
218 BCE
THE ROMAN CONQUEST OF IBERIAN PENINSULA
Due to the war with Carthage, Rome occupies the Carthaginian area of the Iberian Peninsula, which will continue until it is fully occupied. -
27 BCE
HISPANIA DURING THE HIGH EMPIRE
Rome established two types of provinces in Hispania, senatorial and imperial. The economy was based on agriculture, livestock, mining, crafts and commerce. -
235
THE CRISIS OF THE THIRD CENTURY AND THE LOWER EMPIRE
In the 3rd century Rome suffered a political and military crisis that influenced Hispania. Insecurity increased and trade decreased. The population moved from the cities to the countryside. -
380
DIFFUSION OF CHRISTIANITY
Christianity was legalized in 313 and in 380 it was established as the official religion in the Roman Empire. -
415
ORIGINS OF THE VISIGODE KINGDOM IN HISPANIA
In 409 the Swabians, Alans and Vandals invaded the peninsula. In 410 the Visigoths sacked Rome. Rome told the Visigoths that if they expelled the invaders from Hispania, they could stay on the peninsula. That happened in 415. -
Jan 1, 654
CONSOLIDATION OF THE VISIGODE MONARCHY
The Visigoths became the first independent state that made up the entire Iberian Peninsula. In 589 Recaredo converted to Catholicism, achieving religious union. The legislative union came in 654. -
Jan 1, 711
THE BEGINNING OF THE CONQUEST OF AL-ANDALUS
The crisis of the Visigothic monarchy due to the election of the king, favored that the Muslims invaded the Iberian Peninsula almost in its entirety. It all started in 711 with the defeat of D. Rodrigo. -
Jan 1, 756
INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF BAGHDAD
After stopping the Arab expansion towards Europe in the Battle of Covadonga (722), internal struggles in Damascus made Abderramán-I conquer Córdoba in 756. -
Jan 1, 1002
CALIFATO DE CÓRDOBA AND KINGDOMS OF TAIFAS
Almanzor takes military power under the caliphate of Hisham-II. In 1002, Almanzor destroyed Santiago de Compostela. In 1031, Al-Andalus goes into crisis by separating into 20 independent kingdoms called Taifas. -
Jan 1, 1035
THE CHRISTIAN KINGDOMS IN THE UPPER AND LOWER MIDDLE AGES
The Astur kingdom resisted the push of the Muslims. As it expanded, it was renamed the Astur-Leonés kingdom. A county of León, Castilla, gave rise to the Kingdom of Castilla. The kingdom of Navarre was between the Muslims and the Franks, who when expanding created Aragon. The Catalan counties were also between the Muslims and the Franks. -
Jan 4, 1476
Dynastic Union
The Catholic Kings joined both kingdoms and they settled up their power in the Madrigal Cortes and distributed the chores. -
Jan 1, 1492
THE KINGDOM OF GRANADA
The last Muslim kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula was Granada, created in 1238. It managed to resist the push of the Kingdom of Castile until its fall in 1492. -
Jan 1, 1492
THE EXPANSION OF THE CHRISTIAN KINGDOMS
Castilla y León expanded southwards, conquering a large part of the peninsula, until Castilla finished the reconquest in 1492. The kingdom of Aragon, after conquering the Levant, decided to expand into the Mediterranean. -
Feb 1, 1492
Granada Conquest
Boabdil gave the Granada’s keys to the Catholic Kings because they win the fight -
Dec 10, 1492
The Discovery of America
Christopher Colombus and his crew wanted to arrive to India but they finally ended up discovering America. He made 4 trips where he conquered different lands. -
Jan 4, 1496
Canarias integration
The catholic kings started to conquest the Canary Islands in the 1478 and they finally conquest it in the 1496 due to dealings and capitulations -
Apr 3, 1501
Italy
This conquest was fighted between Spain and France and they made the Barcelona trade in 1493 but this was unfulfilled by France. But later, they firmed the Granada trade in 1500. -
Mar 5, 1510
North africa
The conquer started in 1497 when the occupied Melilla and it ended when the occupied Oran Argel Tunez Tripoli. -
Jan 7, 1512
Navarra Kingdom
The Catholic Kings wanted to enter into the Kingdom of Navarra, but in there, they didn’t want them to enter. A fight was started and it ended with the surrender of Pamplona.