Why did Isabella and Ferdinand win the Civil War in Castile?
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- Why did Isabella and Ferdinand win the civil war in Castile?
- Isabella's qualities
- Determined, resolute and resourceful
- She was dedicated to her country
- She made promises to support the country
- Decisive
- Walked into the cathedral a day after Henrys death dressed like a queen
- The support of the towns
- The Eastern and centeral towns were in revolt
- Isabella went to the prominent citizens and found out what appealed to them the most
- Seville was threatened with commercial sanctions
- Extensive privileges were offered to Toledo
- Burges wanted Royal protection
- Isabella went to the prominent citizens and found out what appealed to them the most
- Welcomed by the citizens of Trujilo, Caceres and Seville
- Towns supported Isabella in the Cortes (1476-1480)
- Duke of Medina Sedonia offered the keys of Seville and the Alcazar in July 1477
- The Alcazar is a palace located in Seville
- The Eastern and centeral towns were in revolt
- The formation of the Hermandad
- The holy brotherhood that got people to join the army with persuasive techniques
- The failure of the Portuguese invasion
- Backing of the Castilian Grandees
- Military leadership of Ferdinand in Aragon
- Isabella had chroniclers that wrote her version of events
- Could have downplayed the things that Ferdinand did
- Isabella's qualities
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