Spanish History refers to the chronological account of events, developments, and milestones that have shaped Spain from ancient times to the present. This encompasses the various civilizations that inhabited the Iberian Peninsula, including the Iberians, Celts, Romans, Visigoths, and Moors. It reflects significant historical periods such as the Reconquista, the Spanish Empire’s rise during the Age of Exploration, the Spanish Civil War, and the subsequent establishment of a democratic state in the late 20th century. Spanish history also involves cultural, social, economic, and political transformations, revealing how local and global factors influenced the evolution of the nation. Points of interest include the impact of different ruling classes, regional identities, and Spain’s role in European and world history.
March 19th, 1812, marks the proclamation of Spain’s first constitution, "La Pepa," in Cádiz, symbolizing a significant shift towards democracy and progressivism. While Cádiz celebrates this day as a reminder…