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Espana currency euro
Colombia currency peso columbiano
Venezuela currency bolivar
Ecuador currency dolar estadounidense
Peru currency nuevo sol
Bolivia currency boliviano
Chile currency peso chileno
Uruguay currency peso uruguayo
Paraguay currency guarani
Argentina currency peso argentino
Panama currency dolar estadounidense
Costa Rica currency colon costarricense
Guatemala currency quetzal
El Salvador currency colon salvadoreno
Honduras currency lempira
Nicaragua currency cordoba
Mexico currency peso mexicano
, Cuba currency peso cubano
Domincan Republic peso dominicano
Puerto Rico dolar estadounidense
Iberians of Mediterranean origin, Celts of European
Civilizations that invaded origin, Phoenicians of north African origin, Greeks, the
Spain Carthaginians, the Romans, the Visigoths, Muslims (the
Moors)
Phoenicians introduced writing, metal works, currency into Spain
introduced cultivation of grapes and olives on
Greeks
Orientral coast of Spain 7th C. B.C.
originated in northwest Africa; conquered the
Carthaginians
Phoenicians in the 6th C. B.C.
conquered the Carthaginians in 202 B.C.; known as the
Punic Wars; Romans stayed for six centuries
Roman Legions influencing law system, language, economic and
social structures, aqueducts, bridges, cities, schools,
theaters, outdoor arenas, Christianity and the Church
invaded Spain in 711 B.C. and conquered the Visigoths;
Muslims contributed architecture, art, irrigation system,
mathematics, science, medicine
regained control of Spain in 718 B.C., beginning
Visigoths continuous war between the Moors and the Christians
until 1492
el Campeador de Cid, named ruler in 1094 when
Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar Christians defeated the Muslims in Valencia; ruled until
he died in 1099 in Cuenca after defeated by Muslims
Princess of Castilla, Isabel, and Prince of Aragon,
Ferdinand. Married in 1469, defeated Boabdil, last
Moorish King in Granada, improved the Inquisition,
The Catholic Kings
expelled Jews from Spain, encouraged Christopher
Columbus in the New World to expand Spanish
empire
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Terms in this set (304)
Espana currency euro
Colombia currency peso columbiano
Venezuela currency bolivar
Ecuador currency dolar estadounidense
Peru currency nuevo sol
Bolivia currency boliviano
Chile currency peso chileno
Uruguay currency peso uruguayo
Paraguay currency guarani
Argentina currency peso argentino
Panama currency dolar estadounidense
Costa Rica currency colon costarricense
Guatemala currency quetzal
El Salvador currency colon salvadoreno
Honduras currency lempira
Nicaragua currency cordoba
Mexico currency peso mexicano
, Cuba currency peso cubano
Domincan Republic peso dominicano
Puerto Rico dolar estadounidense
Iberians of Mediterranean origin, Celts of European
Civilizations that invaded origin, Phoenicians of north African origin, Greeks, the
Spain Carthaginians, the Romans, the Visigoths, Muslims (the
Moors)
Phoenicians introduced writing, metal works, currency into Spain
introduced cultivation of grapes and olives on
Greeks
Orientral coast of Spain 7th C. B.C.
originated in northwest Africa; conquered the
Carthaginians
Phoenicians in the 6th C. B.C.
conquered the Carthaginians in 202 B.C.; known as the
Punic Wars; Romans stayed for six centuries
Roman Legions influencing law system, language, economic and
social structures, aqueducts, bridges, cities, schools,
theaters, outdoor arenas, Christianity and the Church
invaded Spain in 711 B.C. and conquered the Visigoths;
Muslims contributed architecture, art, irrigation system,
mathematics, science, medicine
regained control of Spain in 718 B.C., beginning
Visigoths continuous war between the Moors and the Christians
until 1492
el Campeador de Cid, named ruler in 1094 when
Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar Christians defeated the Muslims in Valencia; ruled until
he died in 1099 in Cuenca after defeated by Muslims
Princess of Castilla, Isabel, and Prince of Aragon,
Ferdinand. Married in 1469, defeated Boabdil, last
Moorish King in Granada, improved the Inquisition,
The Catholic Kings
expelled Jews from Spain, encouraged Christopher
Columbus in the New World to expand Spanish
empire
