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• Subtopic: The Crisis of the Old Regime (1782 - 1833) At the beginning of the 19th century in Spain, the absolute monarchy and the estate-based society, known as the Old Regime, were prevalent. King Charles IV was influenced by French ideas and supported the liberals. After the execution of Louis XVI, the Spanish government became inactive, leading to a war from 1793 to 1795. Alliances shifted, and Spain, initially allied with France, sought to confront Napoleon Bonaparte. Charles IV's government, led by his prime minister Manuel Godoy, was weak and unpopular among the people. Spanish society was very backward, with agriculture dominated by the nobility, the church, and state taxes. On November 11, 1801, 30% of the population lived in cities, and new proposals were made to grant civil privileges. In 1808, Napoleon's army entered Spain to invade Portugal. The Aranjuez uprising, from March 17 to 19, 1808, was a revolt by nobles and common people, supporting Ferdinand VII. Manuel Godoy was pressured, and Charles IV abdicated, passing the crown to Ferdinand VII. French troops entered Madrid on March 23, 1808, and the royal family was sent to Bayonne from April to May 1808. Napoleon...