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Historia de Espana
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⟶ Actualizado 8 dic 2017 ⟶
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200 BC The Romans Defeated the Carthaginians
409 AD Visigoths defeated the Romans and invaded Spain
711 AD The Moors defeated the Visigoths and invaded Spain
1492 AD The Moors were driven out of Spain
718 AD Don Pelayo, first leader in the Reconquest of Spain from the Moors, defeated them in the Battle of Covadonga
1094 AD El Cid (Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar), Spain's national hero, continued the struggle against the Moors and captured Valencia from them
1492 AD Fernando and Isabel completed the Reconquest by driving the Moors from Granada, the last remaining Spanish remaining region under Moorish control
1588 AD Felipe II and his "Invisible Armada" were defeated when trying to invade England
1898 AD The Spanish-American War was between the U.S. and Spain in which the U.S. won and Spain gave up Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Phillipines and Guam.
1975 AD Spain became a Constitutional Monarchy
1975 AD Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon was procalimed king
1982 AD Felipe Gonzalez Marquez became prime minister
1985 AD Spain joined the European Common Market
Períodos
1100-700 BC Phoenicians and Greeks established colonies and trading posts in Spain
300-200 BC Carthaginians Invaded Spain
200 BC-400 AD The Romans ruled Spain for six centuries
711-1492 AD The Moors ruled large areas of Spain for seven centuries
1516-1556 AD Carlos V was one of the most powerful Spanish kings and during his reign, Spain ruled most of Europe and the New World
1808-1814 AD The War of Independence started with the rebellion of the people against the French rule under Napoleon
1936-1939 AD The Civil War was won when General Francisco Franco and his people overthrew the republic and set up a dictatorship