2.10. The Catholic Monarchs

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The Catholic Monarchs were Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile. They united Spain and sponsored Columbus's voyage.

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2.10. The Catholic MonarchsVersión en línea The Catholic Monarchs were Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile. They united Spain and sponsored Columbus's voyage. por Plácido Romero Sanjuán 1 Both converted Jews (conversos) and converted Muslims (moriscos) suffered persecution from the Inquisition. Yes No 2 The monarchs reorganised the judicial system in Castile through the Courts (Audiencias) of Valladolid and Granada. Yes No 3 There were new universities and the use of the printing press spread. Yes No 4 In Castile, the crown granted the serfs the right to leave their lord’s land in 1480. Yes No 5 In architecture, the Catholic Monarchs and Cisneros commissioned important works of art. Yes No 6 In 1492, the Catholic Monarchs forced Muslims to convert to Christianity and expelled those that refused. Yes No 7 During the Catholic Monarchs’ reign, Humanist and Renaissance ideas spread across Europe and arrived in Spain. Yes No 8 Spanish language spread more widely. Yes No 9 They created a militia, the Holy Brotherhood (Santa Hermandad), to fight crime in rural Castile. Yes No 10 The most important Humanist was Juan Luis Vives. Yes No 11 In painting, the Flemish style greatly influenced the works of Pedro Berruguete. Yes No 12 In 1492, the Catholic Monarchs forced Jews to convert to Christianity and expelled those that refused. Yes No 13 Castile conquered the Canary Islands. Yes No 14 To centralise power, the monarchs limited the power of the Cortes in each of their kingdoms. Yes No 15 Castile conquered Portugal. Yes No 16 To weaken Germany, the Catholic Monarchs arranged marriage unions between their children and the monarchs and heirs of France and England. Yes No 17 One of the monarchs’ main political objectives was to establish religious unity to prevent internal divisions. Yes No 18 The monarchs reorganised the judicial system in Castile through the Courts (Audiencias) of Valladolid and Madrid. Yes No 19 To weaken France, the Catholic Monarchs arranged marriage unions between their children and the monarchs and heirs of Portugal and England. Yes No 20 Trade with the Mediterranean increased due to the Italian conquests. Yes No