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Choose whether the following statements about Franco's regime (1939–1975) are True or False.

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4.9. Franco's regime


4.9. Franco's regimeVersión en línea Choose whether the following statements about Franco's regime (1939–1975) are True or False. por Plácido Romero Sanjuán 1 rom 1959 to 1975, Spain’s economy experienced significant growth, often referred to as the "Spanish Miracle" Yes No 2 Franco allowed freedom of press and political opposition after World War II Yes No 3 Women had the same legal rights as men under Franco’s rule Yes No 4 The regime heavily censored films, books and the media Yes No 5 Spain joined NATO in 1949 alongside other Western European countries Yes No 6 Between 1945 and 1951, Spain was excluded from both the United Nations and the Marshall Plan Yes No 7 The state promoted compulsory public education until the age of 18 Yes No 8 Franco’s regime was a multi-party democracy with regular elections Yes No 9 Spain became a republic again after Franco’s death in 1975 Yes No 10 The Fundamental Laws of the Realm served as a substitute for a democratic constitution Yes No 11 The post-war period in Spain was marked by fear, repression of Republicans, and widespread poverty Yes No 12 Labour unions were strictly controlled and merged into a single state-run organisation Yes No 13 The regime created a welfare state with universal healthcare and pensions for all Yes No 14 Spain remained neutral during World War II Yes No 15 The regime respected regional languages and identities, such as Catalan and Basque Yes No 16 Autarky was the main economic policy in Spain from the 1940s until the late 1950s Yes No 17 After 1959, Franco’s ministers included technocrats and experts with little political ideology Yes No 18 The Catholic Church had a strong influence on education and public life Yes No 19 The 1959 Stabilisation Plan reinforced Spain’s policy of economic isolation Yes No

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4.9. Franco's regimeVersión en línea

por Plácido Romero Sanjuán

rom 1959 to 1975, Spain’s economy experienced significant growth, often referred to as the "Spanish Miracle"

Franco allowed freedom of press and political opposition after World War II

Women had the same legal rights as men under Franco’s rule

The regime heavily censored films, books and the media

Spain joined NATO in 1949 alongside other Western European countries

Between 1945 and 1951, Spain was excluded from both the United Nations and the Marshall Plan

The state promoted compulsory public education until the age of 18

Franco’s regime was a multi-party democracy with regular elections

Spain became a republic again after Franco’s death in 1975

The Fundamental Laws of the Realm served as a substitute for a democratic constitution

The post-war period in Spain was marked by fear, repression of Republicans, and widespread poverty

Labour unions were strictly controlled and merged into a single state-run organisation

The regime created a welfare state with universal healthcare and pensions for all

Spain remained neutral during World War II

The regime respected regional languages and identities, such as Catalan and Basque

Autarky was the main economic policy in Spain from the 1940s until the late 1950s

After 1959, Franco’s ministers included technocrats and experts with little political ideology

The Catholic Church had a strong influence on education and public life

The 1959 Stabilisation Plan reinforced Spain’s policy of economic isolation