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2000 BCE
Neolithic- Megalithic cultures of Los Millares(Almería) and Menorca.
Neolithic man becomes sedentary, learns to polish stone, builds houses and they became farmers and ranchers. -
2000 BCE
First Iberian settlements in the south of Spain
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1110 BCE
The Phoenicians found Gadi
Nowdays, Gadi is known as Cádiz. -
500 BCE
The Carthaginians conquer the Mediterranean coast
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218 BCE
II Punic War. The peninsula becomes a battlefield between Romans and Carthaginians
When it finished, Roma conquered the peninsula as they knew how much of minerals were. -
62
Trip of the Apostle Paul to Hispania, thus beginning the spread of Christianity in the peninsula
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264
Spain invasion by Franks and Suevi
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587
Recaredo, Leovigildo's heir, converts to Catholicism and will make this religion official two years later.
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711
Muslim troops cross the Strait of Gibraltar and defeat the Visigoth king Don Rodrigo at the Battle of Guadalete
Visigoths did not defend their own places -
756
Abderramán I breaks with Damascus, giving rise to the Emirate of Córdoba
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929
Abderramán III creates the Caliphate of Córdoba, and with it Al-Andalus will reach its maximum splendor
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1031
Appearance of Taifa kingdoms
It made them weaker -
1212
The Christians achieve an important victory against the Almohads in the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa
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1479
Joint Kingdom of Castile and Aragon
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Jan 2, 1492
The Catholic Monarchs complete the Reconquest with the taking of Granada
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Oct 12, 1492
Discovery of America
It was discovered by Cristobal Colón -
1512
Fernando II annexes Navarra to the Kingdom of Castile
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1519
Carlos I is crowned Emperor of the Holy Empire
It involves Spain in endless wars -
Don Quijote de la Mancha publication
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With the death of Charles II, the Habsburg dynasty ended and the War of the Spanish Succession broke out, in which France, England and Austria were involved.
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Salic Law promulgation
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Fernando VI
It was also called the prudent -
Carlos III
It was also called "the politician" -
Jesuitas was ejected from Spain
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Carlos IV
He is also known as "the hunter" -
Mutiny of Aranjuez deposes Carlos IV
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Fernando VII is declarated king
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Napoleon gets Carlos IV and Fernando VII to abdicate in favor of José Bonaparte
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Popular uprising in Madrid begins the War of Independence
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First Spanish constitution
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Return of Fernando VII of France: annuls the Constitution and establishes an absolutist government
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Liberal Triennium
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Fernando VII abolishes the Salic law
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Regency of María Cristina
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First Carlist War (Don Carlos de Borbón vs. Isabel II)
It was the first civil war -
Second Carlist War
It was due to the failure to marry Isabel II with Carlos Luis de Borbón -
Third Carlist War
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Proclamation of the First Republic
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Restauration of the Bourbon Monarchy with Alfonso XII [son of Isabel II]
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Foundation of the General Union of Workers (UGT) and the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE)
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New electoral law restores universal suffrage
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Anarchist attacks
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Loss of the last imperialist colonies. Paris treaty
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Sundays rest for workers is decreed
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World War I [neutrality of Spain]
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Military coup of Primo de Rivera
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April 12 the Second Republic is declared
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Foundation of the Spanish Falange by José Antonio Primo de Rivera
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Uprising of General Francisco Franco
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Execution of José Antonio Primo de Rivera. Lorca and Maeztu was killed.
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Government of General Franco
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End of the Civil War
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End of World War II
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The Succession Law confirms Spain as a monarchy, after the death of Franco
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Entry of Spain into the ONU
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SEAT's first factory
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Death of Francisco Franco
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Juan Carlos I, king of Spain
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Adolfo Suárez appointed president of the government by the king
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New constitution
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Coup attempt by members of the Civil Guard commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Tejero
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The PSOE [SPANISH OBERO SOCIALIST PARTY] wins in general elections, with Felipe González as head of government
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Absolute majority for the PP in the legislative elections
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The Euro enters into force as the single European currency
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(11-M) Terrorist attack in Madrid causes 200 victims and more than 1800 injured. The government initially blames the terrorist group ETA, but later it is proven that it is the work of Al-Qaeda