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; Events text for the Spanish Pride Scenario
; Copyright(c) 1997, MicroProse Studios Inc.
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@BEGINEVENTS

@IF
SCENARIOLOADED
@THEN
PLAYCDTRACK
11
DONTPLAYWONDERS

@IF
NOSCHISM
DEFENDER=anybody 
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Moors
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Basques
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Basques
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Moors
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Moors
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Andalusians
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Andalusians
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Moors
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Moors
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Portuguese
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Portuguese
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Moors
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Moors
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Galicians
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Galicians
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Moors
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Moors
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Catalans
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Catalans
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Moors
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Moors
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Castilians
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF
@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Castilians
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Moors
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=97
@THEN
TEXT
^After a nine-month siege, the Celtiberian city of Numantia is
 forced by hunger to capitulate in 133 BC to the Roman troops of 
 Publius Cornelius Scipio. When Scipio insisted on unconditional 
 surrender, the Numantians killed themselves after burning the city
 down. The destruction of Numantia meant the end of all organized 
 resistance to Rome in Spain.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=138
@THEN
TEXT
^In 711 AD a contingent of Arabs and Berbers invades Iberia 
 from Africa. Except for a small strip in the North-Northwest,
 the whole peninsula is conquered and occupied in less than ten
 years. The invaders establish the Emirate, later Caliphate, of 
 Al-Andalus which will dictate the pace of progress in Europe
 for several centuries. 
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=179
@THEN
TEXT
^In 1519, Hernán Cortés begins the conquest of Mexico, which will
 be completed in only two years. Aside from the methods employed,
 the campaign of Cortés and the one by Francisco Pizarro against 
 the Incas (1530-1535) rank among the most impressive military feats
 of all time. 
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=185
@THEN
TEXT
^In 1580 Philip II incorporates Portugal and its overseas territories
 to the Crown of Spain. Philip II, on whose possessions the sun never
 sets, rules now over almost one third of the world. The Spanish Empire 
 is, at its highest peak, the largest the world will ever know. The 
 Spanish-Portuguese union will not last for long. In 1640, Portugal and 
 its colonies regain independence. A notable exception is the North 
 African city of Ceuta that, Portuguese in origin, remains loyal to Spain.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=186
@THEN
TEXT
^The assassination of Mary, Queen of Scots, together with the 
 unchecked piracy of English sea captains decides Felipe II
 to plan the invasion of England. The "Invincible Armada",
 composed of 130 vessels carrying over 18,000 men, is fitted out
 and ready to sail in 1588. Due to incompetent leadership, very 
 adverse climatic conditions, and superior seamanship of the 
 English, the expedition ends in disaster. Despite such a major 
 drawback, Spain's military power resented little; mostly the harm
 was done on the moral of the Spaniards who, for the first time, 
 realize they are not unbeatable. 
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=197
@THEN
TEXT
^Carlos II, the last Habsburg king, dies in 1700 without a heir
 and gives the Crown in his will to Philip of Anjou, grandson of
 king Louis XIV of France. The latter proclaims Philip king of
 Spain and declares that France and Spain should be united. This 
 is unacceptable for the other European powers and a Grand Alliance
 is formed amongst Britain, the Netherlands, Prussia and Austria to
 make Archduke Charles of Austria the king of Spain. War breaks out
 in 1702. In 1713, under the terms of the Treaty of Utrecht, 
 hostilities come to an end and Philip of Anjou becomes king of Spain
 on the condition that Spain and France will never be united. As a 
 consequence of the so-called War of Spanish Succession, Spain losses 
 control of Gibraltar, which passes onto British hands in 1704. 
 Gibraltar is today a matter of bitter dispute between Spain and Great
 Britain.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=231
@THEN
TEXT
^Napoleon invades Spain in 1808 and occupies its capital, Madrid.
 Joseph, Napoleon's brother, is proclaimed King of Spain. Spontaneous
 popular revolts and fierce guerrillas hit back and tie up French 
 forces. This way commences the sanguinary Peninsular War, known 
 in Spain as the War for Independence. 
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=300
@THEN
TEXT
^1898 is the "Year of Disaster". As a result of the Spanish-
 American War, Spain loses its last possessions in the
 American continent, Cuba and Puerto Rico. The Philippines and
 Guam are lost as well. After almost 400 years, the Spanish 
 Colonial Empire comes to an end.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=338
@THEN
TEXT
^In the dawn of July 17, 1936, Fascists revolt against the
 legitimate government of Spain. A civil war breaks out, 
 bringing the darkest period of Spain's history. After
 three years of combat, more than one million dead people and a
 country razed to the ground, General Franco emerges victorious 
 and establishes a fascist dictatorship that will last until his 
 death in 1975. Why was Franco's regime tolerated by the 
 WWII-winning allies?
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=388
@THEN
TEXT
^In 1986, Spain joins both the European Free Market and the NATO. 
 With these initiatives, two centuries of endemic isolation of Spain
 from Europe and from European affairs comes to an end.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=394
@THEN
TEXT
^1992 is a year of feast and celebration in Spain, as the country 
 hosts the Olympic Games (Barcelona), the Universal Exposition 
 (Sevilla), and the European Capitality of Culture (Madrid).
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@ENDEVENTS


