UNIT 11. INSTITUTIONS OF FRANCOIST SPAIN

During the Spanish Civil War, the Franco side was supported by:

• Soviet Union

• France and Great Britain

• Germany and Italy

• International Brigades

During the Spanish Civil War, the Republican side was supported by:

• Germany and Italy

• France and Great Britain

• Portugal

• Soviet Union

The first phase of Francoism is characterized by:

• Its identification with Fascism and National-Socialism

• The appliance of an economic model of liberalism

• A political openness

• The conflict with Morocco over the Sahara

Francoism did opt for a status of neutrality during the Second World War or, more exactly, a status of:

The first phase of Francoism constitutes the most critical period of Franco’s dictatorship due to the:

• ETA terrorist attacks

• International isolation

• Internal opposition

• Economic embargo of Soviet Union

From 1959, the so-called “Technocrats” applied:

• Liberalism

• Autarchy

• Mercantilism

• Socialism

The progressive economic opening culminated in the:

• Patriotic Plan of 1957

• National Plan of 1964

• Economic Plan of 1962

• Stabilisation Plan of 1959

The period between 1959 and 1969 can be characterized by:

• The final illness of the “Caudillo”

• Being the last years of Francoism

• An extraordinary economic growth

• All of the above are correct

The final phase of Francoism is known as:

• Bunker

• Immobilism

• Late Francoism

• Open Francoism

Franco was replaced as a Head of State by:

• Carrero Blanco

• Juan Carlos of Borbón

• Arias Navarro

• José Antonio Primo de Rivera