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Subido el 12 de enero de 2021 por Marta M.

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Hi, everyone. How are you? I'm willing to see you again. But there are some things that I want to explain about social science, because as you know, we have only a very little part to finish the lesson. And I want you to have a little bit more clear ideas of what's going on with Carlos I, Philip II, and what's that of Renaissance movement. 00:00:00
Carlos I, as you know, is the grandson of the Catholic monarchs. 00:00:23
He was called Carlos I of Spain because he inherited all the Spanish crown from his mother. 00:00:27
And he was called Carlos V of Germany because he inherited lands from his father in Germany, Belgium, Italy, and the Netherlands. 00:00:34
so he was considered the first Hasburg which is the name of the dynasty of his 00:00:46
father in Spain right and one very important thing that it isn't said in 00:00:52
the book is that Carlos first didn't died when he left the crown he decided 00:01:00
to go to the retirement to Monasterio de Yuste and before doing that remember he 00:01:08
He split his kingdom in two parts, giving his brother the problems, giving his brother the Germanic lands, Germany and Italy, and keeping for his son all the rest of the lands like Spain, the Americas, also Belgium and the Netherlands, right? 00:01:13
and well during his reign he could add more lands in America as you have seen in the exercises 00:01:35
but that's not the most important thing the most important thing is that Philip II 00:01:45
became king of Spain with his father alive and he expanded his reign a lot and he said 00:01:50
he was so sober that he said that in his kingdom, the sun never sunset, which means that no matter 00:02:01
where he was, there was always a place of his property that is going to be daytime. So imagine 00:02:11
that he was in the Philippines, that they were called Philippines because of him, because he was 00:02:20
Philip and in Philippines is daytime but as he had lands in America in America is nighttime 00:02:26
so and all the opposite so that's why he said that in his empire the sun never sunset 00:02:35
um but not everything was really good for Philip II during his reign there were many many many 00:02:44
worse because the rest of the 00:02:53
countries were also interested in 00:02:55
conquering new lands, in conquering 00:02:57
new trade routes. 00:02:59
So the Ottoman Empire wanted 00:03:01
to take control over all 00:03:03
the Mediterranean Sea 00:03:05
because it was a good 00:03:06
way for trading. 00:03:09
In that 00:03:12
war, during that war 00:03:12
there was a very important battle called 00:03:15
the Battle of Lepanto 00:03:17
in which Cervantes 00:03:18
fought and he 00:03:21
lost his arm. That's why Cervantes was called 00:03:23
el manco de Lepanto. 00:03:27
He won that battle, but he didn't succeed 00:03:30
so much in any others because he 00:03:35
sent all his army to fight against the British 00:03:39
but because of the weather 00:03:43
all the boats sank in the ocean 00:03:46
and he lost that battle and he called that navy Armada Invencible and people all Europe made 00:03:51
fun of this name because at the end all the boats sank in the ocean. In 1580 Spain conquered 00:04:03
Portugal. And Portugal also had lands in the Americas. And that means that all the lands 00:04:15
that belong to Philip II increase in space and in land. So now we have territories in America, 00:04:23
we have territories in Africa, we have territories in Asia. Because belonging to Portugal, we have 00:04:32
Brazil, we have Angola, and we have the Philippines. But, as I told, wars are very expensive, 00:04:39
and Philip II had to use gold and silver to pay for it. So, the only way he thought 00:04:49
it was to increase taxes, so Spanish became poorer. They weren't happy. 00:04:56
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Marta M.
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