Spanish History refers to the chronological account of events, cultural developments, and social changes that have taken place in the Iberian Peninsula and the Spanish territories from ancient times to the present. It encompasses various periods, including Prehistoric Spain, the Roman Empire’s influence, the Visigothic Kingdom, the Islamic period (Al-Andalus), the Reconquista, the Habsburg and Bourbon dynasties, the Spanish Civil War, and the establishment of modern Spain as a democratic nation-state. Key themes include the influence of diverse cultures, the development of the Spanish language, the impact of colonialism, significant historical figures, and Spain’s role in European and global history.
March 19th celebrates the signing of the Spanish Constitution of 1812, known as "La Pepa," in Cádiz, symbolizing democratic ideals. While not a public holiday everywhere, Cádiz marks the day…