CSET Spanish Subtest V graded A+ 2023

CSET Spanish Subtest V graded A+ 2023 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 US Dollar 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 currency Dolar estadounidense Phoenicians introduced writing, metal works, currency into Spain Muslims (Moors) in Spain Invaded Spain in 711 B.C. and conquered the Iberian Peninsula; contributed architecture, art, irrigation system, mathematics, science, medicine The Spanish Armada Strong fleet, 130 ships, destroyed in 1588 by England Queen Elizabeth I, marked the end to Spain's expansion into external territories Treaty of Paris 1898, Spanish American War, Spain lost Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam General Francisco Franco Dictator of Spain from 1939 to 1975 when he died, assisted by Italy and Germany, fascist Spanish Architecture Varied and reflects its history. It had a significant Roman influence from when it was a part of the Roman Empire. It then incorporated Arab features, especially in the area of Córdoba, under the Moors domination. Romanesque and gothic elements were later integrated. The 20th century brought Modernism to architecture, with Antoní Gaudi and Barcelona as its center. Contemporary Spanish architects are internationally recognized, among them Rafael Moneo, and Santiago Calatraca. Spanish Cinema 1930, Luis Bunuell, Carlos Saura, Pedro Almodovar Bourbons Great influence in Europe; Carlos II, Felipe V, Luis I, Fernando VI, Carlos III, Carlos IV Inquisition A Roman Catholic tribunal for investigating and prosecuting crimes against the Church End of Reconquista Unification of Castile and Argon, Catholic forces took over El Cantor Mio Cid Anonymous, 114o Singing poem Takes place during the reconstruction Spanish possessions Islands belonging to Spain: the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands. The Balearic Islands are in the Mediterranean Sea, and include Mallorca, Menorca, and Ibiza. The Canary Islands are in the Atlantic Ocean, and include Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas. . (La) Celestina (also called, "Tragicomedy of Calisto and Melibea") "First" Spanish novel, dialogue, theatre and acts