The period known as Restoration began after the First Republic, with the reign of Alfonso XII, and ended with the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, so it extended:

• From 1874 to 1923.

• From 1900 to 1910.

• From 1910 to 1920.

Who reigned until the coming of age of Alfonso XIII?

• A foreign king, Guillermo II.

• One of his generals, Azcárraga.

• His mother, María Cristina.

During Alfonso XIII's reign, all political parties took turns in power: socialists, nationalists, liberals and conservatives.

• True

• False

Some of the problems that led to the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera (1923-1930) were (mark the false one):

• A war with Italy.

• The workers' frequent strikes.

• The conflicts in the new colonies in Morocco.

• The scorn towards minority parties.

Did Alfonso XIII support, at first, the dictatorship of general Miguel Primo de Rivera?

• Yes

• No

The Second Republic covers the period:

• 1900-1910

• 1920-1930

• 1931-1936

During the Second Republic (mark the false one):

• The Church lost control of education.

• There was more regional autonomy.

• Alfonso XIII went on living in Spain.

• The government took land from big landowners.

In July 1936 a rebellion started to the Spanish Civil War. Spain became divided into two territories led by:

• Nationalists and Fascists

• Nationalists and Republicans

• Republicans and Anarchists

The Nationalists were supported by two right-wing dictatorships, Italy and Germany. The Republicans, on the other hand, were supported by:

• Norway and Iceland.

• Russia and the International Brigades.

• Japan and Indochina.

The Spanish Civil War ended in 1939 leaving terrible consequences (mark the false one):

• People with divergent opinions were able to express themselves.

• Around 360.000 people died.

• Basic infrastructures were destroyed.

• People became ill due to the lack of food.