Save
SCW
Pre-1936 part 1
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Learn
Created by
Eliza
Visit profile
Cards (100)
who won the national elections on 12th April 1931
Republicans
View source
when did Alfonso XIII go into exile
14th April 1931
View source
what were the four parties in the Provisional Government
PSOE
, moderate republicans,
radical republicans
, conservatives
View source
who was head of the PSOE
Cabellero
View source
who was head of the moderate republicans
Azana
View source
who was head of the radical republicans
Lerroux
View source
who was head of the conservatives
Zamora
View source
what did the second republic constitution state
secular education,
free speech
, voting rights for women,
legalised divorce
View source
what was the catholic church banned from
education
View source
when were Jesuits expelled
January 1932
View source
where were there attacks on religious buildings
Madrid
and
Barcelona
View source
how many senior military officers were there at the time of the second republic's formation
15,000
View source
what was the rise of unemployment between 1931 and 1933
400,000
-
600,000
View source
why did people struggle to make a living
had very small plots of
land
which they worked on
View source
how much were Spanish stocks and shares worth
63%
of their
1929
value
View source
how much was industrial output of the 1929 figure
77%
View source
how many deputies did the PSOE have
115
View source
how many deputies did the moderate republicans have
150
View source
how many deputies did the radical republicans have
90
View source
how many deputies did the conservatives have
10
View source
what did the PSOE want
social change
for
workers
View source
what were the moderate republicans views
anti-clerical
View source
what were the
radical republicans
views

did not like
radicalism
of
socialists
View source
what did the conservatives want
no
monarchy
, landowners,
army
and catholic church
View source
what were the 6 early reforms
military
, agrarian, church-state, industrial modernisation,
education
, regional
View source
how many senior military figures were forced to retire
40%
(
8,000
)
View source
who was angered by the
military reform

Franco
View source
what were the successes of the military reform
saved
money
and advanced
liberal
democracy
View source
what were the failures of the military reform law
army
angered and
increased
opposition
View source
when was the agrarian reform law
1932
View source
what did the agrarian reform law do
focused on larger states over
56
acres
View source
when was the law of municipal boundaries introduced
1931
View source
what were the successes of the
agrarian reform

initial enthusiasm
View source
what were the failures of the agrarian reform
failed due to economic conditions, only resettled a few
families
, neither left nor right was
satisfied
View source
what articles separated the church and state
articles
26
and
27
View source
why did Azana dislike the catholic church
he thought it was responsible for holding back
social
and
economic
progress
View source
what happened to religious teaching
banned
View source
what happened to priests
stopped giving them state
salery
View source
what were the successes of the church-state reform
the
Spanish Jesuit
order of priests was expelled,
Catholicism
was weakened
View source
what were the failures of the church-state reform
Azana's
government seen as dismissive, government looked
anti-clerical
View source
See all 100 cards