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Books:

1.Chronicles of the Renaissance

C.F.Black (E.T.L)

2.Women who changed the world

Murdoch Books

3.Columbus and the age of discovery

Zvi Dor-Ner

First published in 1991

Harper Collins Publishers 1992

4.Christopher Columbus

Struan Reid

Ground BREAKERS(Publishers)

5.Britannica

6.Christopher Columbus The Voyage of Discovery 1492

Samuel Eliot Morison

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http://ferdinandisabella.weebly.com/legacy.html
This website has useful information about Isabella's Legacy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_I_of_Castile
This Source helped us out with information on how She reunited Spain

http://myhero.com/hero.asp?hero=Queen_Isabella_whitworth_07_ul
This source is sharing how she helped Columbus.

http://www.spanishwars.net/15th-century-conquest-of-granada.html
This sourced helped us out on her relationship with her husband, the different 'areas' and how she kicked the Jews and Muslims

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Isabella treated the Jews and the Muslims terribly for her role in "purifying" the Roman Catholic faith through expelling the Jews and defeating the Moors.

The Jews and the Moors were homed in Granada as seen in the map below. Isabella kicked the Jews and the Moors out because she wanted to make all the countries catholic and they were not so she kicked them out!

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1.This is a map of Christopher Columbus’s map to America, when he left for his first voyage in 1492.

The map below is depicted Columbus’s journey around the world, where Isabella of Spain commissioned him to go to America. Queen Isabella sent Columbus to spread Catholicism in America, but he started hurting the Native Indians. When he got back from America, Isabella knew what he had done so he got punished.

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1. Isabella the I of Castile (Spain) was a great renaissance figure because of her political astuteness,  intelligence and the skills of her controlling the throne.

2) In 1469 Isabella of Castile(Spain) got married to Ferdinand of Aragon, together they

united their countries. After that they united all the countries to make a new country which is

Spain now. To achieve that they forced the Jews and Muslims out of Granada to make it all Spanish in 1492.

3) In 1492 Isabella of Castile(Spain) helped Christopher Columbus with his first discovery voyage. Isabella helped Christopher Columbus because she wanted to spread Catholicism to new countries. When Columbus got to America he started encountering(killing) American Indians, but when Isabella found out she punished him.

4) Isabella the I of Spain has also been great leader in a time where women didn’t get much respect and rights. She controlled all of Castile when she was in the throne. When Isabella got married to Ferdinand she didn’t let him take over the throne and rule Castile and Aragon.
5) Isabella’s main legacy can be found in the powerful roles of her children.
When Isabella got married to Ferdinand she had five children. Their oldest daughter Isabella of Aragon, first got married to Alfonso of Portugal and then Manuel I of Portugal to establish more connections with other Spanish nations.
Next John, Prince of Asturias gets married to Margaret of Austria, and for similar political reasons. After them Joanna of Castile got married to Felipe, Archduke of Austria and took the throne after her sibling's death. They had six children. Joanna is still known as ‘La Loca’(The crazy woman) because after Felipe, Archduke of Austria death she went crazy.
Maria of Aragon got married Manuel I of portugal after her sister’s death. The last of all Catherine of Aragon got married very well she got the family connected to Spain and England with a planned union- she, first, married King Arthur VI of England, and then later, King Henry VIII of England. Unfortunately, this husband eventually divorced her. This was a rather rare occurrence in those olden times, but King Henry VIII’s reasoning was that Catherine Aragon was unable to provide him with a male child to the throne, and their union was then thought to be quite useless.
This is why this family is still known very well, they spread their name by marrying their children to other kings and queens of different countries.

Children
1470 -Isabel of Aragon queen of Portugal
30 June 1478-John, Prince of Asturias
6 November 1479- Joanna of castile
29 June 1482-Maria of Aragon queen of Portugal
16 December 1485-Catherine