Rivers
How is it called the slop of the rivers that flow into the Mediterranean sea?
Mediterranean slop
What is the name of the mountain range that separates the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe, running across northern Spain?
The Pyrenees.
I’m which year did the succession’s war start?
1701
Who was Carlos III?
A significant Spanish monarch known for reforms during the Enlightenment.
Which is the Spanish slop that have the longest rivers?
The Atlantic slop
Which region in Spain is known for its unique, terraced rice fields, often surrounded by beautiful wetlands and lagoons?
The Albufera Natural Park in Valencia
Who won the war and ruled Spain after the war?
Felipe de Anjou
What reforms did he make?
Economic, centralization, and cultural improvements.
Which is the longest river of Spain?
The longest one is the Tajo
What famous plateau, often called the "high plain," is located in central Spain and is known for its vast, open landscapes and extreme temperatures?
The Meseta Central
What is the peace of the war called?
Peace of Utrech
What are Bourbon Reforms?
Changes to modernize Spain's governance and economy
Name at least two tributaries of the Ebro
The Segre, Gallego, Cinca
In which region of Spain can you find the stunning cliffs and rock formations of the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, along the Mediterranean coast?
Andalusia
Which territories won Great Britain after the war?
Menorca and Gibraltar
His contribution to the Enlightenment?
Supported education, science, and culture while balancing monarchy and Church interests
What’s the name of the river situated between Turia and Segura?
The Jucar
What is the name of the picturesque, green region in the northwest of Spain known for its lush landscapes, including rolling hills, dramatic coastal cliffs, and traditional Celtic culture?
Galicia
What is Carlos II ‘s house from?
Habsburgo’s house
His role in the Treaty of Paris?
Gained Louisiana and Florida, lost Florida to Britain.