The period from 1550 to 1650 is called Spain's “golden age” primarily because Spanish rulers funded the arts with gold and silver from Spain's American colonies. This era was marked by significant cultural achievements in literature, art, and science, fueled by the wealth acquired from Spain's conquests and colonial exploits in the Americas.
Why was the period from 1550 to
1650 called Spain's “golden
age”?
choose one
Spanish scientists
invented many new
technologies during this
period.
Spanish leaders financed
the expansion of their
empire with gold.
Millions of tons of gold
were discovered in Spain
during this period.
Spanish rulers funded the
arts with gold and silver
from Spain's American
colonies.
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