The muslin's empire in Spain

From 711 to 1492 the muslin empire  controled most of Spain. When they arrived to Spain the Visigoths ruled and the muslins kicked them out.
When they got to the Pyrenees they coudn't pass because the Francs didn't let them.
Spain got stronger and went pushing the muslins out. At the end the muslins only had granada, from Spain. And the year 1492 Spain finaly got the muslin empire out of Spain.

Napoleon's defeat in Waterloo

The Battle of Waterloo was fought the 18 June 1815 near Waterloo, in present-day Belgium.

This scale shows you that Napoleon fought not against one army, but six.

Belligerents
French Empire	Seventh Coalition:  United Kingdom  Prussia  United Netherlands  Hanover  Nassau  Brunswick

The defeat at Waterloo put an end to Napoleon's rule as Emperor of the French.

Napoleon delayed giving battle until noon on 18 June to allow the ground to dry. Wellington's army, positioned across the Brussels road on the Mont-Saint-Jean escarpment, withstood repeated attacks by the French, until, in the evening, the Prussians arrived in force and broke through Napoleon's right flank. At that moment, Wellington's Anglo-Allied army counter-attacked and drove the French army in disorder from the field.

Charles V and his empire

Charles V was holy roman emperor, king of Spain, Naples, Sicily and king of the Burgundian territories. He was called Charles I in Spain, though he is also commonly called Charles V.  


Philip I ( known as Philip the handsome) and Joanna (known as the mad of castile) were his parents.

His empire was immens. It was a great time for Spain. 


The yellow part is Charles V empire.









Charles V had a son called Philip II and he made the empire week. He did this by telling Germania that they didn't kneed protestant that they were Catholic.