Spanish Second Republic Quiz

A military regime led by General Primo de Rivera that ruled Spain from 1923 to 1930.

The Spanish Parliament, dissolved by Primo de Rivera in 1923, hindering political participation.

This war, fought in Morocco, ended under Primo de Rivera's regime, although the dictatorship itself lacked broader support.

The positive economic conditions following World War I, temporarily benefiting the dictatorship.

The return to a multiparty political system in Spain after the dictatorship's collapse.

A political system where power is concentrated in the hands of a small group, often a military or a single person, and civil liberties are restricted.

The Second Republic in Spain was a period of significant social, economic, and cultural reforms. Notable changes were seen in marriage laws, women's suffrage, and education.

A forceful seizure of power by a group, often led by military figures, that overthrows the existing government.

A period of civil war in Spain (1936-1939) that erupted following a military coup. It divided the country between those supporting the Republic and those supporting the Nationalist forces.

A political system in which power is held by a small group of elite individuals, often landowners or wealthy families, who control the local government and influence decisions.