Modern Spain - The 19th Century

This King was an absolute Monarch. He changed the Law of Succesion so his daughter could be Queen of Spain.

1789

Some people didn't accept Isabel as Queen of Spain. They preferred Carlos, Fernando VII's brother to be the King. The consequences of this disagreement were _________________________

They supported Carlos (Fernando VII´s brother as King) and were conservatives.

Who wanted to conquer Portugal and Spain?

In 1898, the sinking of the U.S. battleship Maine provoked the _____________________________

Carlos IV had a prime minister whose name was _________ ___ ________.

They supported Maria Cristina and Isabel II

The Carlist Wars lasted from _______ to _______.

In 1873, the First ______________ was proclaimed and only lasted until 1874.

"La Pepa" 1812

Who reigned from 1814 to 1833?

In 1874, Isabel II's son ________________ returned to Spain to become King. This period was called the Restoration.

In the 18th century Great Britain, there were many economic and technological changes taking place.

During Queen Isabel II's reign the was a period of instability and in 1868 she ________________.

1808

Disaster of '89

The invention of the _________ engine meant that product could be made in factories instead of by hand.

The _________ _______ were a series of conflicts during the 19th century about who should occupy the Spanish throne

_____ Bonaparte was Napoleon's brother who reigned in Spain from 1808 to 1814.

Which Spanish King was not interested in politics?

In 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte became the ___________ of France.

1833

The central ideas of the ________ _____________ were liberty, equality and fraternity.

Fernando VII had a daughter and her name was __________.

Transport also transformed with the invention of the _________ ____________.