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THE SPAIN OF THE 19 th CENTURY

1808

1868

THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

A PERIOD OF DEMOCRACY

1843

FRANCE - Napoleon Bonaparte extend empire: Europe

SPAIN - Carlos IV and Fernando VII of Bourbon were fighting

  • Allowed Napoleon to invade it Jose I Bonaparte on the throne

1808 - People of Madrid against French invasion

  • Beginning: WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

Until 1868 - the reign of Isabel II: MILITARY GROUP rose up

Fall of Isabel II - open a democratic process

  • New Constitution of 1869: parliamentary monarchy
  • King: Amadeo I renounce in 1873

1st Spanish Republic - 1st Government without a king

1874 - Military uprising restored the monarchy

THE REIGN OF ISABEL II

1843 - Isabel 13 Queen Isabel II - 2 parties:

  • THE MODERATE LIBERALS ( Narváez ) - wealthy classes defend conservative liberalism
  • THE PROGRESSIVES ( Espartero ) - middle and lower classes liberty for more sectors

1820

1830

1810

1860

1870

1850

1880

1800

1840

1812 - 1814

1833

1874

THE BIRTH OF LIBERALISM

THE RETURN TO ABSOLUTISM

A WAR FOR THE THRONE

THE BOURBON RESTORATION

WAR OF INDEPENDECE: France and Spain (civil war)

  • + Countries: Great Britain against Napoleon.
  • 1814 - Spain win.

1812 - Cortes de Cádiz 1st Constitution of Spain

  • Liberal text: defend rights and liberties absolutism

Alfonso XII of Bourbon - restored to the throne

  • Constitution of 1876 approved - more conservative
  • 2 political parties the CONSERVATIVES ( Cánovas del Castillo )

the LIBERALS ( Sagasta )

THE RESTORATION - lasted after the death of the king

  • Maria Cristina of Habsburg (wife) - ruled as Regent
  • Spain lost colonies: Cuba and the Philippines

SPANISH THRONE: Fernando VII of Borbon

  • People abolish the Constitution

restored absolutism

Until 1833 - fights between liberals

absolutists

Spanish Colonird in America - not happy: independence

Fernando VII - changed the Law of Succession to the throne.

  • the new law: queens (Isabel 3)

King died Queen María Cristina of Bourbon - REGENT

  • The Infante Carlos disagreed - reclaimed

Supported by the absolutists - CARLISTS

Queen Regent - LIBERALS Constitution of 1837

THE ABSOLUTISTS fought the ISABELINOS 1t Carlist War

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