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Francisco Franco gained power through his leadership of the Nationalist forces during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), which he won with support from Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. He maintained his authoritarian regime through a combination of military repression, censorship, and Propaganda, suppressing political dissent and promoting a nationalist ideology. Additionally, Franco's ability to navigate international politics during and after World War II, as well as his economic policies, helped solidify his control over Spain until his death in 1975.
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How was the faces on able to gain power throughout Spain before World War 2?
The Fascist party in Spain, known as the Falange, gained power through a combination of political maneuvering, social unrest, and the support of military factions. The backdrop of economic hardship, class struggles, and the failure of the Second Spanish Republic created an environment ripe for authoritarian ideologies. The Falange capitalized on nationalist sentiments and anti-communist fears, aligning with conservative and monarchist factions. Their influence grew significantly after the military coup in 1936, which led to the Spanish Civil War and ultimately the establishment of Francisco Franco's dictatorship.
How were Latin America caudillos able to achieve power and hold on to it?
They were able to hold on to power because they were backed by the military.
When Mongols attacked in 1200 the defeated them and were able to maintain their independence.?
Its a blank between 1200 and the
Who was able to stay in power in south Vietnam with the support of the US?
Ngo ding diem
When was France able to sign an agreement with russia in ww1?
France signed an agreement with Russia on January 4, 1894, establishing a military alliance between the two nations. This alliance was part of a broader strategy to counter the growing power of Germany and the Triple Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. The Franco-Russian Alliance played a crucial role in the dynamics leading up to World War I, as it solidified the division of Europe into opposing military blocs.
Who was Francisco Franco What events led to his rise to power?
Spanish general and Dictator, the previous general died in a plain crash and he was able to sieze power during the struggle
Was King Juan Carlos l the ruler of Spain after the death of General Franco?
Yes. General Franco had been grooming Juan Carlos as his successor and he assumed power almost immediately after Francisco Franco died. Since Juan Carlos was the grandson of deposed King Alfonso XIII, he was able to take the title of "king" whereas Franco could not.
Explains how political bosses were able to gain and maintain power?
They bribed state and local officials in return for government appointments.
What did Francisco Franco do as a dictator?
While Francisco Franco was in power he helped to stabilize the economy of Spain, which had been ruined after the Spanish Civil War. The civil war occurred because of the rebellion against the government of Spain. Franco and a group of others who had a strong disbelief in the policies of the Republican government formed a coup to revolt against the government of Spain and to gain power over the government. These attacks on the government eventually turned into the civil war between the Republicans and the Nationalists. In the end, Franco led the Nationalists to victory with the support of Hitler and Mussolini. During Franco's reign, the economy was restored. There were three main factors which contributed to the improvement of the economy of Spain. The first factor being the tourism in Spain. With beautiful beaches, lovely warm weather and bargain prices, Spain managed to attract many tourists. The second factor was the foreign investment. The USA was the most important source. The third factor was the emigrant remittances. More than 3 million Spaniards emigrated to other countries. This provided the country with much needed monetary envoys. Not only did the economy improve during Franco's reign but many people who held the beliefs of a Republican were killed. Hundreds of thousands of Republicans were imprisoned and nearly 200,000 were summarily executed or killed. Franco also introduced a new system called the 'New State'. This system was based on the fascist ideas of unquestioning loyalty, the denial of individual rights and freedoms and state intervention in economic and social management. Also during his rule, trade unions were banned, strikes were forbidden, divorce was illegal, abortion was illegal, political parties outlawed, no freedom of speech, no freedom of the press, no freedom of religion, civil marriage banned, media silenced. Franco's actions were obviously highly dictatorial during his reign.
Why was the Franco Prussian war was important to Germany?
After the Franco-Prussian war in 1871 Prussia was able to unite Germany, which existed before that out of many small states, into one major empire .
Why was federal power divided?
Federal power was divided into three branches, legislative, executive, and judicial, to maintain a balance of power. Any branch making a decision is subject to checks and balances by the other two branches, preventing any one branch from being able to seize too much power.
What part of the ear is affected when you are not able to maintain balance while rotating your head?
which part of the ear is affected when you are not able to maintain your balance while rotating your head
What part of ear is affected when YOU ARE not able to maintain your balance while rotating your head?
which part of the ear is affected when you are not able to maintain your balance while rotating your head
How do bunny maintain homeostasis?
A rabbit is able to maintain homeostasis with its fur coat and the ability to shiver.
Why the planet earth was able to maintain its atmosphere?
Gravity
Are cells able to maintain by removing waste?
yes and no
What philosophers blamed the Church for keeping knowledge from the people in order for the Church to maintain its power?
Philosophers like Voltaire and Denis Diderot criticized the Church for suppressing knowledge and controlling access to information in order to maintain its power over society. They believed that by limiting access to education and promoting superstition, the Church was able to preserve its authority and influence.
