Spanish Civil War Knowledge Tracker

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How was the Catholic Church an obstacle to social progress?
Ruled education - many illiterate
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Which two regions wanted regional independence?
Catalonia and Basque
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Which political standpoint did the following groups belong to: ***, POUM, PSOE, CEDA, Falange Espanola
*** - Anachist, POUM - Communist, PSOE - Socialist, CEDA - Conservative, Falange - Fascist
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Who led the CEDA group?
Robles
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What was the importance of the Asturias Uprising (October 1934)?
Was a miners revolution against the civil guard - unification of left groups. Villages in the region bombed caused loss of respect to the government. Was a microcosm to the SCW
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Give two ways Azana caused political polarisation in 1936
1. censors the press 2. bans the Falange
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Whose military coup of July 1936 signalled the start of the civil war?
General Mola
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Which side of the SCW was mostly located in urban areas and supported by left wing politics?
Republican
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Which side of the SCW was mostly located in rural areas and supported right wing politics?
Nationalist
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What did the leaders of western democracies sign in August 1936?
Non intervention pact - in hope the SCW would not become a world war
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During which campaign of the SCW was Franco entitled Generalissimo
Battle of Madrid - diverts troops to Ascala Castle to protect Republican heritage
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During which campaign of the SCW did the Nationalists bomb Guernica in April 1937?
Nationalist Northern Offensive
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Name the political group that Franco set up to unify the Nat. zone
FET-JONS
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Give 3 examples of how gender roles were relaxed in the Reb. zones
1. dressed the same as men 2. could join the army front line 3. Dolores Ibarruri-female public speaker, created morale
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How did anti-clerical persecution from Rep. forces impact negatively on their war effort?
Caused US, France and GB not want to intervene as felt disgusted by their attacks on the Catholic Church
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How did Franco address the issue of political opponents in 1939?
Law of Political Responsibilities
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How was Franco able to appease monarchist supporters in 1939?
Law of Leadership Succession
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Why did Franco's policy of autarky prove to be a failure by 1956?
The Years of Hunger between 1939-44 - 200,000 people died from famine
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Name the economic policy which involves workers setting prices
Corporatism
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Why was it expected that Franco would partake in WW2?
1939 Treaty of Friendship, German support helped Franco win the SCW
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How did WW2 neutrality help Franco to maintain control of Spain?
Secured oi supplies and loans from the US and UK, it also worked as distraction so he could be a dictator
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Which two superpowers were involved in the Cold War 1945-91?
USA and Russia
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Why did the USA offer Spain monetary aid in the Marshall Plan?
To stop the spread of Communism
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How did Franco attempt to destroy Catalan culture?
Bans the language, flying of flag, changed street signs
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Examples of social repression used by Franco 1938-56
Press Law, bans homosexuality, abortions illegal, propaganda
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Which Catholic organisation replaced the Falange to organise Franco's economic policies?
Opius Dei
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What economic policy did this group introduce in 1959?
Free market economy
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What factors were responsible for Spains economic miracle?
1. Stabilisation Plan 2. Tourism 3. Consumerism
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Why did this economic upturn not benefit of Spaniards?
Tourism only within the coastal Southern Spain to stave their economic and consumerism only hit urban areas
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By 1975, how much money was tourism contributing to Spanish economy?
3.5 billion
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Name 2 policies passed by Fraga to make Spain look more liberal?
1. Religious Freedom Act 2. Law of Family Representation
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Who were the political terrorist organisation responsible for assassinating Basque politicians working for Franco?
ETA
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From which two social groups did Franco face opposition?
Factory workers and university students
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How did Franco's choice of successor split his government?
Reformers supported the change whilst Conservatives feared it
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Name 2 progressive policies which featured in the new Spanish Constitution introduced on the 31st October 1978
1. Freedom of Speech 2. abolition of the death penalty
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Who led the CEDA group?

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