Zambo: mixture of Indian/Black slave
wrote plays that modernize and give Spanish theatre dignity
wrote many lyrics poems
wrote first Spanish grammar book
Wrote essays and novels
won Nobel Prize in Literature with a very controversial publication that dealt with the
lack of spirituality in Spain after the war
Who won the Mexican Civil War?
who is expelled and what happens in 1492? besides the Moors
Who introduced Naturalism to Spain?
Who conquers in 202 B.C.?
When was the second Spanish Republic established?
When was the first Spanish Republic established?
When was the beginning of Romanticism?
When was the Academy of Spanish Language created?
When did México become an independent nation from Spain?
What marked the Renaissance?
What marked the Middle Ages?
What marked the Baroque period?
What marked the 14th century?
Was one of the most loved and respected Spanish poets of the century
Visigoths defeat Muslims -
vices, follies, abuses, and shortcomings are held to ridicule, ideally with the intent of
shaming individuals and society itself into improvement
Vicente Guerrero -
Vicente Blasco Ibañez 1867-1928 -
Vicente Aleixandre 1898-1984 -
United Provinces of Central America -
Treaty of Córdoba -
Tirso de Molina created this famous character/figure_____
Tirso de Molina 1579-1648 -
This country invaded México and created 2nd Mexican Empire under Habsburg
Archduke of Austria
there is an objective world independent from our mind
the world takes places entirely in our mind. Apart from our immediate perceptions
and awareness of the world, there is no such thing as the outside, objective world
the sonnet -
the natural universe and its natural laws operate the universe
the liberator of N and South America
Spanish Subtest 2 Questions and
Answers study GUIDE 2025
Spanish society -
Spanish novelist who, through simple language, gives readers the reality of Spanish
society and the humble man
Spanish literature umbrella:
Spanish literature at times intersects with ____, ______, _____ literature traditions
as sharing the Iberian peninsula
Spanish crown's 2 goals -
,Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 -
Spanish Civil War -
Spain first origin from?
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz 1651-1695 -
socialist -
Simón Bolivar -
see things in an ideal perfect manner
Second Spanish Republic -
satirical novels
satire/cowboy tales -
Satire -
Ruler post-dictatorship
Ruler in 1556 after Carlos V
Ruled after Felipe II but weren't capable rulers
Rubén Darío 1867-1916 -
Romanticism leads to?
Romanticism 19th century -
Romans -
Republicans vs. Nationalists
Republicans
Renaissance Time -
Renaissance led to the?
Renaissance 15th century -
Renaissance -
rejecting the traditional
Realists -
Realism/Naturalism lead to?
Realism and Naturalism -
Ramón Menéndez Pidal 1869-1968 -
Ramón del Valle - Inclán- 1866-1936 -
Rafael Trujillo -
prose and lyric poetry -
principle novelist of Generation 98 group
president of México in 1934
President of México fro 30 years 1867
presented a poetic representation of his home, Andalucia
Prehistoric times literature was oral lyric traditions
Prehistoric Era- oral lyric -
Prehistoric Era leads to this literary movement with Alfonso X marked by prose and
lyric poetry
pragmatic- actual view of the situation
post-Iberians....
Porfirio Díaz -
Poet and dramatist that presents modern themes using historical characters
PNR- National Revolutionary Party -
Pio Baroja 1872-1956 -
philosopher, professor of intellectuals
philosopher, critic, poet and novelist who was fascinated with the gap between faith
and reason and also lack of faith with the desire for immorality
philosopher and essayist who sought to depict Spain´s spiritual values and traditions
, pessimism and disillusionment -
Peru & El Río de la Plata Revolution -
People in Spain in 7th century BC...
People in 6th century BC...
Pedro Calderón de la Barca 1600-1681 -
Paleolithic Era 30,000-15,000 BC -
Pablo Neruda 1904-1973 -
Octavio Paz -
new leader "protector of the independent mexican congress"
New Granada Revolution -
New Granada
nature, mythology, beauty -
Naturalist -
Nationalist
Muslims invade -
Mulatto: mixture of Spaniard/Black slave
moved to Mexican central valley
most famous for introducing/creating notable female characteristics in his works
most advanced of Indian Civ
Modernism lit movement -
Modernism -
mixture of lower classes and ethnic Indian groups into govt structure and balance of
foreign influence
Ministro 4 territories -
Miguel Delibes 1920-2010 -
Miguel de Unamuno 1864-1936 -
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 1547-1616 -
Middle ages led to this literary movement:
Middle Ages figures -
Middle Ages -
Mexico´s first moderate president in 1855
México, New Granada, Peru y "el Río de la Plata", Cuba
mexico
Mexican-American War
mexican writer and poet
Mexican Revolution -
mexican party created in 1929 - nominee in every election until 2001
Mayans, Aztecs, Inca, Lesser Civilizations -
Mayans 3rd-16th cent -
Materialism: there is an objective world independent from our mind
Materialism -
marked by reason
marked by pessimism and disillusionment
marked by nature, mythology, beauty
marked by "yo", emotions, etc.
Mariano José de Larra 1800s -
magic realism -
Lyric poetry -
Los Reyes Católicos -
Lope de Vega 1562-1635 -
wrote plays that modernize and give Spanish theatre dignity
wrote many lyrics poems
wrote first Spanish grammar book
Wrote essays and novels
won Nobel Prize in Literature with a very controversial publication that dealt with the
lack of spirituality in Spain after the war
Who won the Mexican Civil War?
who is expelled and what happens in 1492? besides the Moors
Who introduced Naturalism to Spain?
Who conquers in 202 B.C.?
When was the second Spanish Republic established?
When was the first Spanish Republic established?
When was the beginning of Romanticism?
When was the Academy of Spanish Language created?
When did México become an independent nation from Spain?
What marked the Renaissance?
What marked the Middle Ages?
What marked the Baroque period?
What marked the 14th century?
Was one of the most loved and respected Spanish poets of the century
Visigoths defeat Muslims -
vices, follies, abuses, and shortcomings are held to ridicule, ideally with the intent of
shaming individuals and society itself into improvement
Vicente Guerrero -
Vicente Blasco Ibañez 1867-1928 -
Vicente Aleixandre 1898-1984 -
United Provinces of Central America -
Treaty of Córdoba -
Tirso de Molina created this famous character/figure_____
Tirso de Molina 1579-1648 -
This country invaded México and created 2nd Mexican Empire under Habsburg
Archduke of Austria
there is an objective world independent from our mind
the world takes places entirely in our mind. Apart from our immediate perceptions
and awareness of the world, there is no such thing as the outside, objective world
the sonnet -
the natural universe and its natural laws operate the universe
the liberator of N and South America
Spanish Subtest 2 Questions and
Answers study GUIDE 2025
Spanish society -
Spanish novelist who, through simple language, gives readers the reality of Spanish
society and the humble man
Spanish literature umbrella:
Spanish literature at times intersects with ____, ______, _____ literature traditions
as sharing the Iberian peninsula
Spanish crown's 2 goals -
,Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 -
Spanish Civil War -
Spain first origin from?
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz 1651-1695 -
socialist -
Simón Bolivar -
see things in an ideal perfect manner
Second Spanish Republic -
satirical novels
satire/cowboy tales -
Satire -
Ruler post-dictatorship
Ruler in 1556 after Carlos V
Ruled after Felipe II but weren't capable rulers
Rubén Darío 1867-1916 -
Romanticism leads to?
Romanticism 19th century -
Romans -
Republicans vs. Nationalists
Republicans
Renaissance Time -
Renaissance led to the?
Renaissance 15th century -
Renaissance -
rejecting the traditional
Realists -
Realism/Naturalism lead to?
Realism and Naturalism -
Ramón Menéndez Pidal 1869-1968 -
Ramón del Valle - Inclán- 1866-1936 -
Rafael Trujillo -
prose and lyric poetry -
principle novelist of Generation 98 group
president of México in 1934
President of México fro 30 years 1867
presented a poetic representation of his home, Andalucia
Prehistoric times literature was oral lyric traditions
Prehistoric Era- oral lyric -
Prehistoric Era leads to this literary movement with Alfonso X marked by prose and
lyric poetry
pragmatic- actual view of the situation
post-Iberians....
Porfirio Díaz -
Poet and dramatist that presents modern themes using historical characters
PNR- National Revolutionary Party -
Pio Baroja 1872-1956 -
philosopher, professor of intellectuals
philosopher, critic, poet and novelist who was fascinated with the gap between faith
and reason and also lack of faith with the desire for immorality
philosopher and essayist who sought to depict Spain´s spiritual values and traditions
, pessimism and disillusionment -
Peru & El Río de la Plata Revolution -
People in Spain in 7th century BC...
People in 6th century BC...
Pedro Calderón de la Barca 1600-1681 -
Paleolithic Era 30,000-15,000 BC -
Pablo Neruda 1904-1973 -
Octavio Paz -
new leader "protector of the independent mexican congress"
New Granada Revolution -
New Granada
nature, mythology, beauty -
Naturalist -
Nationalist
Muslims invade -
Mulatto: mixture of Spaniard/Black slave
moved to Mexican central valley
most famous for introducing/creating notable female characteristics in his works
most advanced of Indian Civ
Modernism lit movement -
Modernism -
mixture of lower classes and ethnic Indian groups into govt structure and balance of
foreign influence
Ministro 4 territories -
Miguel Delibes 1920-2010 -
Miguel de Unamuno 1864-1936 -
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 1547-1616 -
Middle ages led to this literary movement:
Middle Ages figures -
Middle Ages -
Mexico´s first moderate president in 1855
México, New Granada, Peru y "el Río de la Plata", Cuba
mexico
Mexican-American War
mexican writer and poet
Mexican Revolution -
mexican party created in 1929 - nominee in every election until 2001
Mayans, Aztecs, Inca, Lesser Civilizations -
Mayans 3rd-16th cent -
Materialism: there is an objective world independent from our mind
Materialism -
marked by reason
marked by pessimism and disillusionment
marked by nature, mythology, beauty
marked by "yo", emotions, etc.
Mariano José de Larra 1800s -
magic realism -
Lyric poetry -
Los Reyes Católicos -
Lope de Vega 1562-1635 -
