Final evaluation T04 04 - Spain in the 19th century: building a liberal ...

Why did Queen Isabella II go into into exile in 1868? What did the government that replaced her want to do?

War on free trade

Today's free traders threaten to leave us all idle, opening doors to foreign goods. So we who pay today, who produce, declare that we ask only to live from our work. If grain, fabric, cloth, come…

Match. Social groups

Which social group does each sentence refer to?: They worked in the new factories and suffered poor living and working conditions. They continued to play an important role in 19th century Spanish…

Match. The Reformist Biennium

Match the type of reform by the first republican government with the following statements: Regulation of marriage and divorce. Reduction of the number of captain generals. Creation of the Assault Guard.…

Check. Francoism: a military dictatorship

Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: Describe the characteristics of Franco’s regime: laws, civil rights. Which sectors of society supported the regime? How did…

Did you know...

A number of new laws helped to improve welfare levels in Spanish society: the Basic Social Security Law (1963), which gave Spanish workers the right to Social Security, and the Press Law (1966), which…

Final evaluation T13 05 - Transition and democracy in Spain (1975-2012)

Which political parties have been voted into government since the transition to democracy? What were their main achievements?

The consequences of the globalised economy

3.1. The world economy A principal aspect of globalisation is the economic interdependence that now exists between different countries in the world. Specifically, globalisation takes the form of…

La literatura de la Edad Media (II)

Neoclásicos y románticos