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Ferdinand and Isabella Foreign policy Flashcards

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1
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When does Ferdinand invade Navarre?

A

1512

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What provinces did the treaty of Barcelona secure in 1493?

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Roussillon and Cerdagne

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Who did Navarre belong to (after treaty of Barcelona)?

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Castile

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4
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When does Columbus discover the Caribbean?

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1492

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Why did Ferdinand want to attack the North African coast?

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Protection for the newly conquered kingdom of Granada

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What territorial gains did Ferdinand make in North Africa?

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Oran(1509) , Bougie Tripoli Algiers (1510-11)

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Who helped Ferdinand take the African coast?

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Cardinal Cinseros

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When was Naples invaded by Charles of France?

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1495

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Who did Ferdinand support in the first phase of the war 1495-98)

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His cousin Ferrante II

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When were the French driven out of Naples by Ferdinand?

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1503

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11
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Why was Naples valuable in the short term?

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increase in revenues and agricultural resources

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12
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Why was Naples not so could in the long run?

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Involves Spain in Italian affairs, even closer to Ottomans

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What did the treaty of Alcacovas 1479 do?

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Ended the war between Portugal and Spain

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How did Ferdinand officially take control of Naples?

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Marries Germaine de Foux (Louis XII’s niece)

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What in the New world comes under Spanish rule in 1508?

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Puerto Rico

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16
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What did the Treaty of Blois 1505 do?

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established alliance between France and Spain

17
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Where was the house of trade from the Indies?

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Seville

18
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Who did their eldest daughter Isabella marry?

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Alfonso, son of king John of Portugal in 1490

19
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When and why did John(their son) marry Margret of Austria?

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1496
To strengthen ties with the Habsburgs

20
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Who did their second daughter Juana marry?

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1496
Archduke Philip- Emperor Maximillian’s son

21
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International impacts of FP

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-Substantial territory increases Granada,Naples, New World, North Africa , Canaries
-New world belonged to Castile not Aragon so only Castilians could move
-Ferdinand first European monarch to use ambassadors

22
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Economic impacts of FP

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-Difficulty finding money for Ferdinand’s economic policies
-Exploration into new world cheap 2 million maravedis for Columbus mission
-Precious metals discovered in 1509
-New world provided land for cultivation of sugar and corn

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