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Which trait was common among Spain's Habsburg rulers?
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Who was the Spanish navigator who completed the first successful circumnavigation of Earth in 1522?
Answer: Juan Sebastián Elcano
Why: Elcano's Victoria was the only one of five ships to complete the circumnavigation, reaching Sanlúcar on 6 September 1522 with 18 men aboard.
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What did Napoleon do that intensified Spanish resistance in 1808?
Answer: Napoleon replaced the Spanish king with his brother
Why: During the Peninsular War, English borrowed the Spanish word guerrilla, meaning little war.
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Who ordered the construction of the royal palace complex of El Escorial?
Answer: Philip II
Why: El Escorial's grid plan is often compared with Saint Lawrence's grill, though that design link is debated.
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Who designed Barcelona’s Sagrada Família basilica?
Answer: Antoni Gaudí
Why: Gaudí devoted 43 years to it; in 2026 its tower exterior reached 172.5 m, making it the world’s tallest church while interior work continued.
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What name is Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar better known by?
Answer: El Cid
Why: His lifetime records use Campeador, while Cid, from Arabic sidi for “my lord”, is absent from them.
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Where was Spain's royal court primarily based before moving to Madrid in 1561?
Answer: Toledo
Why: For love of Ptolemy's Almagest, which he could not find among the Latins, Gerard of Cremona went to Toledo.