Regionalism
Regions that had separatist movements
Where is Catalonia, Basque, and Galicia?
Spain's military defeat in Morocco led to this person becoming Spain's leader.
Who is Primo de Rivera?
The power of the conservative Catholic Church caused these types of divisions in Spain before 1936
What is political divisions?
This political party was dominated by the Catholic Church
Who are CEDA?
This agricultural system consisted of huge estates and were owned by a few wealthy landlords.
What are latifundias?
This fueled the fight for greater autonomy.
What is cultural and economic differences?
Primary concern of military leaders
What is a communist-influenced Spain that breaks tradition?
Some believed that Spain's decline stemmed from Spain straying too far away from these traditional values.
What are Catholic values?
They were called a coalition government of the left-wing parties that sparked the revolt in 1936.
Who are the Popular Front?
Left-wing unions organised strikes and demonstrations against exploitative landlords. This appealed to...
Who are the laborers?
The three industrial regions of Spain and what they are known for.
Basque - iron and steel
Galicia - Coal
Catalonia - textile
The three countries that Spain "lost" to the US in 1898.
Where are Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico.
They had close bonds with the Catholic Church due to funding them.
Who are the aristocracy?
They were anti-clerical and fought for unions in Spain.
Who are the Republicans? (Left-wing)
Industrial workers were frequently housed in these...where rents were high and living conditions overcrowded and insanitary.
What are inner-city slums?
The cultural argument for separation
What is speaking a different language?
Spain's loss of this country in 1898 marked "the end" of the Spanish Empire.
Where is Cuba?
The Catholic Church defended the interest of the upper class and this group resented the Catholic Church.
Who are the poor and urban workers?
They were traditionalist that were primarily supported by the military
Who are the Right Wing?
The impact of this significant event limited the scale of reform under Primo de Rivera.
What is The Great Depression?
Separatist argued that this specific kind of contribution that they made was not being valued by the government.
What is economic contribution?
The name and year of the war between Spain and the USA.
What is the Spanish-American War in 1898?
A kind of left-wing reform that defined Spain as a secular state, legalization of divorce, and a prohibition of the display of religious images in public buildings (including classrooms).
What is anti-clerical reforms?
They banned Jesuits and condoned attacks on convents.
Who are the Left Republicans?
Spain was behind in agriculture and industry due to Spain's over-reliance on this in "The New World"
What is gold?