actual midterm Flashcards

1
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what are the three countries that border spain

A

andorra, france, and portugal

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2
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what was the great medieval hero of spain named rodrigo diaz de vivar aka and who gave him this title

A

the cid

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3
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who is the patron saint of spain who according to legend led the spaniards in the battle of clavijo to defeat the arabs

A

st james

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4
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under which emperor was the council of nicea convened and for the first time the christians were favored under roman rule

A

constantine

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5
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who was the king of spain during the better part of the 13th century and what was he aka

A

alfonso X, the wise

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6
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under alfonso x who coexsited in relative peace and what became the official language for all official transactions

A

christians, moors/muslims, and jews

castilian

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7
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vasco nunez de balbao was the first european to see the ?

A

pacific ocean

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8
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what was the arabic name for moorish spain

A

al-andalus

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9
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what were the wars between the romans and carthaginians called

A

the punic wars

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10
Q

the four major languages spoken in spain are

A

galician, catalan, basque, and castilian/spanish

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11
Q

perhaps the greatest visigoth, who was a bishop, a saint, an encyclopedia and a theologian, was _____________ and his most famous work was ______

A

the etymologies

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12
Q

the three major moorish located in southern spain were

A

granada, seville, and cordoba

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13
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_______ was an institution estabilshed in the 15th century for the purpose of cleansing the culture. the most famous of all the leaders was_______

A

the inquisition

tomas de torquemada

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14
Q

in mexico the conqistador _____ conquered the ____ empire and in peru the conquistador _______ conquered the ____ empire

A

cortes, aztec

pizarro, inca

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15
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_______ was a 16th century military figure who was injured, underwent a conversion, and then founded one of the most important catholic religious orders known as the ____. his order founded several american universities among which are georgetown, gonzaga, fordham, and xavier

A

ignatius of loyola

jesuits

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16
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one of the most impressive buildings constructed by the arabs was ____, whose name means “the red palace”

A

alhambra

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17
Q

one of the great pilgrimage centers in the medieval world located in northwestern world was

A

santiago de compostela

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18
Q

rounded arches with capstones, thick walls and domed ceilings characterized ______ architecture

A

romanesque

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19
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rose windows, stained glass, and flying buttresses characterized _____ architecture

A

gothic

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20
Q

the horshoe arch characterized _____ architecture

A

moorish

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21
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_____ painted las merinas in which he himself appears painting at his easel

A

Valasquez

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22
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the author of don quijote de la mancha, regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written, was ___

A

cervantes

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23
Q

a spanish painter known as ____ was originally from Crete and settled in the city of toledo. his distinctive paintings are characterized by elongated forms, primarily religious subject matter, and energetic compositions

A

el greco

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24
Q

the most important mystics of the 16th century Spain were ____, the founder of the order of Discalaced Carmelites, and ________

A

teresa of avila

john of the cross

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25
Q

certainly in the spanish and frequently in english words that begin with ___ are arabic in origin

A

al

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26
Q

spanish became the official language in spain under the rule of ________

A

alfonso x

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27
Q

during the 16th century a german named __________ mounted a challenge against the catholic church that would have far-reaching consequences and give birth to a number of protestant denominations

A

martin luther

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28
Q

the movement by the catholic church to resist the advances of the protestants or those who opposed it was called the ___

A

counter-reformation

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29
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the _____ family ruled in spain between the early 1500’s and 1700

A

habsburg

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30
Q

the crown prince of spain is known as the prince of _______ because that is where the advances of the moors were turned back

A

austuras

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31
Q

the term used for the recovery of the peninsula by the christians from the arabs is

A

reconquest

32
Q

over a third of europe died during the 14th century as a consequence of ___________

A

the black death

33
Q

the last spanish king from the house of austria was _______ aka ________

A

charles II

the idiot

34
Q

__________ is the historical and literary tradition that began in the 16th century of smearing spain, spaniards, and anything hispanic as evil, inferior and uniquely cruel

A

the black legend

35
Q

in the 10th century comments in the manuscripts known as _________ were first seen in the monastery of San Millan de la Cogolla and these signaled the birth of a new language that would come to be known as castillian

A

glosses

36
Q

________ were marginal notations in manuscripts that gave evidence of a new language which would become spanish

A

glosses

37
Q

two groups of islands that fprm part of spain are the ________ islands and the _________ islands

A

canary

baelaric

38
Q

during the 16th century king ____ moved the capital from ______ to ________ and built a building called the _________ which served as a palace, basilica, monastery, and a royal crypt

A

phillip
toledo
madrid
escorial

39
Q

spanish explorers came to the united states in the 16th century and several states have spanish names as a consequence. name 3

A

arizona
nevada
florida

40
Q

in 1492 _______, the last sultan of the Nasrid dynasty, surrendered the city of ______ bringing an end to the ____ after 700 years

A

boabdil
granada
reconquest

41
Q

in the year _____, the spanish engaged in a maritime battle with the british which came to be known as ___ and resulted in a disastrous defeat for the spanish

A

1588

spanish armada

42
Q

the daughter of isabel and ferdinand, ____ aka ___ married _____. together they bore a child who in time beame _____, the first ______ king of spain, as well as, ____ the holy roman emperor

A
juana
la loca
charles I
habsburg
Charles V
43
Q

the mid 15th century the _____ was invented which proved to be an invention that had a huge impact on the world and world and would forever change it

A

printing press

44
Q

____, of the killing of kings, characterized the visigothic presence in spain

A

regicide

45
Q

the “mezquita” of the mosque of the city of ________ is one of the most magnificent structures builty by the arabs. in the middle of it the christians built a church

A

cordoba

46
Q

two cities in the united states that have spanish names are

A

los angeles

toledo

47
Q

“i lied to him not twice but 10 times.”

A

king ferdinand - how good of a leader he was

48
Q

“the last stunted sprig of a degenrate line”

A

charles II - how bad of a leader he was

49
Q

“tanto manta, manto tanto”

A

king ferdinand and isabella - equal in rule

50
Q

“God, gold, and glory”

A

conquistadors - what they explored

51
Q

1588

A

the spanish armada

52
Q

charles martel

A

battle of poitiers/tours

53
Q

hermenegild

A

visigothic christian martyr

54
Q

lazarillo de tormes

A

picaresque novel

55
Q

lepanto

A

naval battle with ottoman empire

56
Q

seneca the younger

A

stoicism

57
Q

charles v

A

holy roman emperor

58
Q

castile and aragon

A

the catholic kings

59
Q

menento mori

A

steve jobs

60
Q

lope de vega

A

the spanish shakespeare

61
Q

1700

A

bourbon monarchy

62
Q

count julian

A

florinda

63
Q

machiavelli

A

the prince

64
Q

pope alexander VI

A

rodirgo borgia

65
Q

july 25

A

patron saint of spain

66
Q

scipio

A

numancia

67
Q

trajan

A

roman emperor born in spain

68
Q

constantine 1

A

council of nicea

69
Q

granada

A

pomegrante

70
Q

pelayo

A

battle of covadonga

71
Q

la celestina

A

suicide

72
Q

convivencia

A

13th century

73
Q

october 12

A

discovery of america

74
Q

antonio de nebrija

A

1st spanish grammar

75
Q

409

A

visigoth

76
Q

alfonso VI

A

the cid