| A | B |
|---|
| The ingenious nobleman (and an idealist) | Don Quixote de La Mancha |
| The character Don Juan | El burlador de Sevilla |
| a playwright "the monster of nature" | Lope de Vega |
| Emphasized family honour | Pedro Calderón de la Barca |
| Don Quixote's horse | Rosinante |
| Painter in the court of Felipe IV | Diego Velázquez |
| A composer who adopted the musical traditions of Spain | Domenico Scarlatti |
| Miguel de Cervantes participated in this important battle | La batalla de Lepanto |
| The Escorial was constructed to commemorate this victory | La batalla de San Quintín |
| A poor, young protaganist who serves many masters | Lazarillo de Tormes |
| Artist whose paintings often have a mystical quality | El Greco |
| The style of art and architecture most associated with the Counter-Reformation | The Baroque |
| A mystic poet, disiple of Saint Theresa of Avila | San Juan de la Cruz |
| A reformer who founded 32 Carmelite convents | Santa Teresa de Jesus de Avila |
| They wrote autos sacramentales and "cape and sword" dramas | Lope de Vega y Pedro Calderón de la Barca |
| A palace constructed to commemorate a victory over the French | El Escorial |
| The last Christianized Moors to be driven from Spain | The Moriscos |
| Name given to the viceroyships of the Anteles and Mexico | Nueva España |
| The defender of the Indias | Bartolomé de las Casas |
| The name give to Felipe II | El Burocrata |
| 1st king of the Spanish Empire | Carlos V |
