A-Z Terms of Spain's Restoration Era

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A-Z Terms of Spain's Restoration EraVersión en línea Guess the word for each letter. por Amaya Sanz Lázaro A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Empieza por A Moroccan village where the Spanish army suffered a catastrophic and tragic military defeat in 1921. Empieza por B The city where Miguel Primo de Rivera was Captain General before launching his coup d'état in 1923, and the main scenario of the Tragic Week. Empieza por C The corrupt political practice controlled by local bosses (caciques) who manipulated votes to guarantee election results. Empieza por D The authoritarian form of government established by Primo de Rivera from 1923 to 1930 after suspending the 1876 Constitution. Empieza por E The corrupt practice within the turno pacífico where the Ministry of the Interior pre-assigned the winners of parliamentary seats before the elections even started. Empieza por F was a Spanish radical freethinker, anarchist, and educationist behind a network of secular, private, libertarian schools in and around Barcelona and executed there. Empieza por G The political body that suffered constant instability during Alfonso XIII's reign, changing more than 30 times due to deep crises. Empieza por H The cultural and political concept celebrating ties between Spain and Latin America, heavily promoted by the dictatorship to boost national pride. Empieza por I The economic phenomenon that hit Spain after World War I, causing prices to rise dramatically and provoking massive social unrest and strikes. Empieza por J The military committees formed by infantry officers in 1917 to demand better salaries and promotions based on seniority, creating a major political crisis. Empieza por L The military operation (Desembarco) that took place at Alhucemas in 1925, successfully turning the tide of the Rif War. Empieza por M The regional administrative body created in 1914 that united the four provinces of Catalonia, later dissolved by Primo de Rivera's dictatorship. Empieza por N The political ideology and intense patriotic feeling that the dictatorship promoted through its centralist slogan: "Country, Religion, Monarchy". Empieza por O The small group of wealthy landowners and elites who controlled the economy and the political system during the Restoration era. Empieza por P The surname of the general who governed Spain with absolute power from September 1923 until his resignation in January 1930. Empieza por Q The royal title of Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, the British-born wife of King Alfonso XIII. Empieza por R The intellectual and political movement led by figures like Joaquín Costa that demanded the modernization and cleanup of Spain's corrupt system. Empieza por S Collective action used frequently by workers—as during the 1917 crisis or the La Canadiense conflict—to demand better conditions. Empieza por T The peaceful rotation of power between the Conservative and Liberal parties that sustained the Restoration system through electoral fraud. Empieza por U The single and official political party founded by Primo de Rivera in 1924 to gather support for his regime. Empieza por V Word for the thing which was systematically manipulated, bought, or falsified by caciques during elections. Empieza por X The Roman numeral that accompanies the name of King Alfonso, who ruled during this turbulent period. Empieza por Y The term often used to describe the era of Pistolerismo in Barcelona (1917–1923), marked by violent clashes between gunmen hired by employers and anarchists. Empieza por Z Peace treaty reference or alternative context—let's use Zaragoza, one of the key military academies and cities that witnessed the shifting loyalty of the army towards the end of the dictatorship.

A-Z Terms of Spain's Restoration EraVersión en línea

Guess the word for each letter.

por Amaya Sanz Lázaro

Empieza por A

Moroccan village where the Spanish army suffered a catastrophic and tragic military defeat in 1921.

Empieza por B

The city where Miguel Primo de Rivera was Captain General before launching his coup d'état in 1923, and the main scenario of the Tragic Week.

Empieza por C

The corrupt political practice controlled by local bosses (caciques) who manipulated votes to guarantee election results.

Empieza por D

The authoritarian form of government established by Primo de Rivera from 1923 to 1930 after suspending the 1876 Constitution.

Empieza por E

The corrupt practice within the turno pacífico where the Ministry of the Interior pre-assigned the winners of parliamentary seats before the elections even started.

Empieza por F

was a Spanish radical freethinker, anarchist, and educationist behind a network of secular, private, libertarian schools in and around Barcelona and executed there.

Empieza por G

The political body that suffered constant instability during Alfonso XIII's reign, changing more than 30 times due to deep crises.

Empieza por H

The cultural and political concept celebrating ties between Spain and Latin America, heavily promoted by the dictatorship to boost national pride.

Empieza por I

The economic phenomenon that hit Spain after World War I, causing prices to rise dramatically and provoking massive social unrest and strikes.

Empieza por J

The military committees formed by infantry officers in 1917 to demand better salaries and promotions based on seniority, creating a major political crisis.

Empieza por L

The military operation (Desembarco) that took place at Alhucemas in 1925, successfully turning the tide of the Rif War.

Empieza por M

The regional administrative body created in 1914 that united the four provinces of Catalonia, later dissolved by Primo de Rivera's dictatorship.

Empieza por N

The political ideology and intense patriotic feeling that the dictatorship promoted through its centralist slogan: "Country, Religion, Monarchy".

Empieza por O

The small group of wealthy landowners and elites who controlled the economy and the political system during the Restoration era.

Empieza por P

The surname of the general who governed Spain with absolute power from September 1923 until his resignation in January 1930.

Empieza por Q

The royal title of Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, the British-born wife of King Alfonso XIII.

Empieza por R

The intellectual and political movement led by figures like Joaquín Costa that demanded the modernization and cleanup of Spain's corrupt system.

Empieza por S

Collective action used frequently by workers—as during the 1917 crisis or the La Canadiense conflict—to demand better conditions.

Empieza por T

The peaceful rotation of power between the Conservative and Liberal parties that sustained the Restoration system through electoral fraud.

Empieza por U

The single and official political party founded by Primo de Rivera in 1924 to gather support for his regime.

Empieza por V

Word for the thing which was systematically manipulated, bought, or falsified by caciques during elections.

Empieza por X

The Roman numeral that accompanies the name of King Alfonso, who ruled during this turbulent period.

Empieza por Y

The term often used to describe the era of Pistolerismo in Barcelona (1917–1923), marked by violent clashes between gunmen hired by employers and anarchists.

Empieza por Z

Peace treaty reference or alternative context—let's use Zaragoza, one of the key military academies and cities that witnessed the shifting loyalty of the army towards the end of the dictatorship.

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A-Z Terms of Spain's Restoration EraVersión en línea

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Empieza por A

Moroccan village where the Spanish army suffered a catastrophic and tragic military defeat in 1921.

Empieza por B

The city where Miguel Primo de Rivera was Captain General before launching his coup d'état in 1923, and the main scenario of the Tragic Week.

Empieza por C

The corrupt political practice controlled by local bosses (caciques) who manipulated votes to guarantee election results.

Empieza por D

The authoritarian form of government established by Primo de Rivera from 1923 to 1930 after suspending the 1876 Constitution.

Empieza por E

The corrupt practice within the turno pacífico where the Ministry of the Interior pre-assigned the winners of parliamentary seats before the elections even started.

Empieza por F

was a Spanish radical freethinker, anarchist, and educationist behind a network of secular, private, libertarian schools in and around Barcelona and executed there.

Empieza por G

The political body that suffered constant instability during Alfonso XIII's reign, changing more than 30 times due to deep crises.

Empieza por H

The cultural and political concept celebrating ties between Spain and Latin America, heavily promoted by the dictatorship to boost national pride.

Empieza por I

The economic phenomenon that hit Spain after World War I, causing prices to rise dramatically and provoking massive social unrest and strikes.

Empieza por J

The military committees formed by infantry officers in 1917 to demand better salaries and promotions based on seniority, creating a major political crisis.

Empieza por L

The military operation (Desembarco) that took place at Alhucemas in 1925, successfully turning the tide of the Rif War.

Empieza por M

The regional administrative body created in 1914 that united the four provinces of Catalonia, later dissolved by Primo de Rivera's dictatorship.

Empieza por N

The political ideology and intense patriotic feeling that the dictatorship promoted through its centralist slogan: "Country, Religion, Monarchy".

Empieza por O

The small group of wealthy landowners and elites who controlled the economy and the political system during the Restoration era.

Empieza por P

The surname of the general who governed Spain with absolute power from September 1923 until his resignation in January 1930.

Empieza por Q

The royal title of Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, the British-born wife of King Alfonso XIII.

Empieza por R

The intellectual and political movement led by figures like Joaquín Costa that demanded the modernization and cleanup of Spain's corrupt system.

Empieza por S

Collective action used frequently by workers—as during the 1917 crisis or the La Canadiense conflict—to demand better conditions.

Empieza por T

The peaceful rotation of power between the Conservative and Liberal parties that sustained the Restoration system through electoral fraud.

Empieza por U

The single and official political party founded by Primo de Rivera in 1924 to gather support for his regime.

Empieza por V

Word for the thing which was systematically manipulated, bought, or falsified by caciques during elections.

Empieza por X

The Roman numeral that accompanies the name of King Alfonso, who ruled during this turbulent period.

Empieza por Y

The term often used to describe the era of Pistolerismo in Barcelona (1917–1923), marked by violent clashes between gunmen hired by employers and anarchists.

Empieza por Z

Peace treaty reference or alternative context—let's use Zaragoza, one of the key military academies and cities that witnessed the shifting loyalty of the army towards the end of the dictatorship.