What were removed from the Spanish monarchy by the Treaty of Utrecht?
Spanish-controlled territories in Italy and the Spanish Netherlands
Spanish colonies in the New World
Spanish territories in North Africa
Spanish territories in France
Answer
As a result of the Treaty of Utrecht, Spanish-controlled territories in Italy and the Spanish Netherlands were removed from the Spanish monarchy. This was a significant blow to the Spanish empire, which had been in decline for some time. The treaty also gave the British control of Gibraltar and Minorca, which they have held ever since.
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