QUEENS: Queen Isabella I of Castile Mikhayla Georgy

History Born on April 22, 1451 Second child of John II, King of Castile and Isabel of Portugal

Becoming Queen Father died when I was three Queen of Spain at 17

Castles Buildings of protection and defense Offensive weapons Residences for monarchs

Significant Events and People Christopher Columbus Found Americas October 12, 1492

Significant Events & People 3 ships; the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Crew of 87 men

Significant Events & People Spanish Inquisition Promote Catholicism Art, Literature Cathedrals

Environments In the summer the harvest were good Population increased Golden age for Spain

Society

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