Francisco Franco - Quiz
A) The constitutional assembly B) The presidential election C) The municipal elections D) The general parliamentary elections
A) Acción Española B) The Republican-Socialist alliance C) CEDA D) The Radical Republican Party
A) Fought the Republican-Socialist alliance in Madrid B) Left the country and went into exile C) Appointed Franco as Prime Minister D) Dissolved the military forces
A) He immediately organized a military coup B) He publicly insulted Manuel Azaña C) He regretted it but did not challenge the republic D) He fled the country alongside Alfonso XIII
A) Manuel Azaña B) Gil Robles C) José Sanjurjo D) Alejandro Lerroux
A) Franco refused to leave Madrid for the Balearic Islands B) He found Franco's farewell speech to the cadets insulting C) Franco participated in Sanjurjo's coup D) Franco supported the Catalan state proclamation
A) Six months B) One year C) Two years D) Three months
A) Monarchist and clerical B) Conservative and military C) Fascist and totalitarian D) Reformist, liberal, and democratic
A) Broad secularisation of the Catholic country B) Mandatory church attendance for all citizens C) Funding expansion of Catholic schools D) Making Catholicism the official state religion
A) Salvador de Madariaga B) Carlton J. H. Hayes C) Alejandro Lerroux D) Manuel Azaña
A) Fearing increasing popular opposition B) Because the king ordered an extension C) To allow Franco to finish his military command D) Due to a foreign military invasion
A) El Sol B) Acción Española C) Dilectissima Nobis D) Alianza Obrera
A) Radical Socialist Alliance B) Monarchist Restoration Front C) Jewish-Masonic-Bolshevik conspiracy D) Catalan Nationalist Plot
A) Oviedo B) Barcelona C) A Coruña D) Madrid
A) Manuel Azaña B) José Sanjurjo C) Alejandro Lerroux D) Gil Robles
A) He wrote a hostile letter expressing his anger B) He reported it directly to the Pope C) He joined the coup as a leader D) He remained neutral without commenting
A) 24th B) 50th C) 1st D) 10th
A) Army of Africa B) Asturias division C) Madrid garrison D) Balearic Islands
A) To put him in charge of naval operations B) To protect him from leftist assassins C) To reward him for loyalty D) To have him away from Madrid
A) They were banned and had all their property confiscated B) They were appointed to run all state schools C) They were elected to the Catalan parliament D) They were granted special tax exemptions
A) Catalonia B) Asturias C) Galicia D) Andalusia
A) Pope Leo XIII B) Pope Pius XII C) Pope Benedict XV D) Pope Pius XI
A) On the Modernization of Education B) On the Necessity of Monarchy C) On Oppression of the Church of Spain D) On the Suppression of Military Coups
A) Radical Republican Party B) CEDA C) Acción Española D) Spanish Socialist Party
A) Alejandro Lerroux B) José Sanjurjo C) Manuel Azaña D) Eduardo López Ochoa
A) Only a few weeks B) Two years C) Nearly a year D) Five years
A) Seven B) One C) Three D) Five
A) Joined the coalition cabinet B) Triggered an insurrection C) Celebrated a democratic victory D) Fled into foreign exile
A) Three weeks B) Five years C) Nine months D) Two years
A) They fully supported the government troops B) They were merging with CEDA C) They were breaking all relations D) They were forming a new cabinet
A) Bloc Obrer i Camperol B) Acción Española C) The Spanish Foreign Legion D) The Jesuits
A) Enforcing the secularisation of schools B) Defeating fascism and advancing the socialist revolution C) Restoring King Alfonso XIII to the throne D) Supporting CEDA's entry into the cabinet
A) Gil Robles B) Alejandro Lerroux C) Diego Hidalgo D) Lluis Companys
A) Galician farmers B) Asturian miners C) Catalan industrial workers D) Madrid civil guards
A) 12 April B) 4 October C) 17 February D) 5 February
A) Ten B) Fifty-eight C) One hundred D) Thirty-four
A) 18 and 21 B) 21 and 25 C) 15 and 18 D) 12 and 16
A) 34 B) 100 C) 58 D) 10
A) Manuel Azaña B) Diego Hidalgo C) Alejandro Lerroux D) Gil Robles
A) Catalan regional parliament guard B) The Republican-Socialist militia C) The local Civil and Assault Guards D) Spanish Army of Africa
A) General Francisco Franco B) General José Sanjurjo C) General Eduardo López Ochoa D) Gil Robles
A) One year B) Two weeks C) Ten hours D) Six months
A) Between 1,200 and 2,000 B) Less than 50 C) Between 100 and 300 D) Between 5,000 and 10,000
A) A local tax dispute B) A frontier war C) A peaceful democratic protest D) A monarchist uprising
A) Catalan volunteer militia B) The Balearic Island garrison C) Civil and Assault Guards D) Spanish Foreign Legion and Moroccan Regulares Indigenas
A) Lackeys of a foreign Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy B) Loyal defenders of the Spanish constitution C) Misguided Catholic monarchists D) Pioneers of modern democracy
A) Carlton J. H. Hayes B) Manuel Azaña C) Salvador de Madariaga D) Alejandro Lerroux
A) He was assassinated and his head was severed B) He was elected president of the republic C) He fled into permanent exile D) He was appointed commander-in-chief of the army
A) This is the traitor of the army B) This is the butcher of Asturias C) This is the leader of the conspiracy D) This is the defender of the republic
A) From 4 October 1934 onwards B) From 12 April 1931 onwards C) From 15 February onwards D) From 19 May 1935 onwards
A) 17 February 1933 B) 5 February 1932 C) 15 February 1934 D) 19 May 1935
A) 20 November 1975 B) 1 April 1939 C) 20 November 1973 D) 4 December 1892
A) 1975 B) 1939 C) 1973 D) 1967
A) Nationalist forces B) Republican Army C) Axis powers D) Popular Front
A) Merchant family B) Working-class peasant family C) Upper-class military family D) Political dynasty
A) Asturias Training School B) Canary Islands Military Post C) Toledo Infantry Academy D) General Military Academy in Zaragoza
A) 1936 B) 1933 C) 1931 D) 1926
A) 25 B) 40 C) 33 D) 50
A) 1933 B) 1931 C) 1926 D) 1936
A) Technocratic reform B) Military coup C) Monarchist uprising D) Democratic election
A) Comintern B) League of Nations C) Allied powers D) Axis powers
A) The 'Spanish miracle' B) The 'White Terror' C) The 'Second Republic' D) The 'Movimiento Nacional'
A) Fascist International B) Non-Aligned Movement C) Pan-African movement D) Anti-communist movement
A) Soviet Union B) Fascist Italy C) Nazi Germany D) United States
A) King Juan Carlos B) Luis Carrero Blanco C) Manuel Azaña D) Francisco Franco Bahamonde
A) Parkinson's disease B) Cancer C) Malaria D) Tuberculosis
A) 1967 B) 1973 C) 1939 D) 1975
A) 1975 B) 1973 C) 1939 D) 1967
A) 83 B) 33 C) 75 D) 82
A) A parliamentary democracy B) The monarchy C) A communist council D) The Second Republic
A) King Juan Carlos B) Adolfo Suárez C) Luis Carrero Blanco D) Manuel Azaña
A) Catalonia B) Andalusia C) Castile D) Galicia
A) Calle San Francisco B) Calle Mayor C) Calle Alcala D) Calle Frutos Saavedra
A) Twenty days B) Thirteen days C) Three days D) Seven days
A) Ramón Franco B) Ladislao Bahamonde C) Nicolás Franco Salgado-Araújo D) Teódulo Franco
A) Aristocracy B) Peasantry C) Upper-middle-class D) Working-class
A) 1900 B) 1890 C) 1885 D) 1892
A) Nicolás B) Teódulo C) Ramón D) Ladislao
A) Diplomat B) Priest C) Aviator D) Naval surgeon
A) Fascist B) Conservative C) Monarchist D) Leftist
A) Opus Dei B) Freemason C) Rotary Club D) Knights of Columbus
A) 1892 B) 1942 C) 1938 D) 1934
A) Vice admiral B) Commander C) Admiral of the Fleet D) Captain
A) Retirement B) Exile C) A promotion to General D) A reassignment
A) A collection of poems B) A political manifesto C) A brief novel D) An autobiography
A) Widow's black B) Traditional Galician colors C) White mourning robes D) Grey woolen dresses
A) 1906 B) 1910 C) 1913 D) 1907
A) Eighteen B) Sixteen C) Fourteen D) Twelve
A) July 1907 B) February 1917 C) June 1912 D) July 1910
A) First lieutenant B) Second lieutenant C) Captain D) Major
A) Second Melillan campaign B) First Melillan campaign C) Rif War D) Alhucemas campaign
A) La gloria o la muerte B) La caja o la faja C) Victoria o derrota D) Honor o deshonra
A) Shoulder B) Chest C) Abdomen D) Leg
A) Melilla B) Madrid C) Toledo D) Ceuta
A) Jihad B) Baraka C) Karma D) Fatwa
A) Alfonso XII B) Felipe VI C) Juan Carlos I D) Alfonso XIII
A) Nineteen B) Twenty-six C) Twenty-three D) Twenty-four
A) Abd el-Krim brothers B) José Millán Astray C) Miguel Primo de Rivera D) Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
A) Ceuta B) Toledo C) Melilla D) Al Hoceima
A) Twenty-eight B) Thirty-three C) Thirty-six D) Twenty-four |
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