Falangism - Quiz
A) A communist proletarian society B) A strictly bourgeois capitalist society C) A multi-party liberal democracy D) A national, autarkic, trans-class society
A) Founded on service to the nation and cooperation of classes B) Founded on the supremacy of individual rights C) Founded on the absolute power of a monarch D) Founded on the total control of the proletariat
A) It promoted state control of all resources B) It turned workers into dehumanized cogs C) It failed to produce any wealth D) It was too collectivist
A) Marxist-Leninism B) Laissez-faire capitalism C) State socialism D) National syndicalism
A) Adopting the gold standard exclusively B) Abolishing all interest rates C) Privatizing all banks and lenders D) Nationalizing credit facilities to prevent usury
A) Encouraged them to boost wages B) Left them to market forces C) Protected them as fundamental rights D) Criminalized them as illegal acts
A) Trade unions only B) Foreign investors C) The state exclusively D) Owners and managers
A) National syndicalism was declared compatible with capitalism B) Capitalism was officially banned C) Capitalism was identified as the sole economic goal D) The Falange rejected all private property
A) To allow workers to overthrow management B) It bolstered the claim of the nonexistence of social classes C) To replace all private businesses D) To transition Spain into a socialist state
A) Neutrality and non-interference B) Staunch opposition and military intervention C) Strategic alliance and trade D) Support for its ideological goals
A) Free-market competition between all firms B) National syndicates of both employees and employers C) Unions representing only employees D) Exclusive state management of all factories
A) A return to feudal economic structures B) A blend of communism and globalism C) Equidistant from anarchism and absolute monarchy D) Equidistant from liberal capitalism and Marxist materialism
A) When private enterprise failed or national interest required it B) Whenever a sector became highly profitable C) At the request of the trade unions D) Only during times of peace
A) Italy B) The Soviet Union C) Germany D) Great Britain
A) Falangism advocates for the extermination of other races B) Falangism ignores race entirely C) Falangism is unconcerned about racial purity D) Falangism focuses on biological supremacy
A) Economic industrialization B) Military expansion into Asia C) Spanish Catholic spiritual regeneration D) The abolition of the monarchy
A) The Visigoths B) The Moors C) The Romans D) The Phoenicians
A) Catholic cathedrals B) Government offices C) SEPU department stores D) Communist party headquarters
A) Francisco Franco B) José Antonio Primo de Rivera C) Enrique Moradiellos D) Manuel Hedilla
A) 1933 B) 1939 C) 1937 D) 1943
A) Enrique Moradiellos B) Manuel Hedilla C) José Antonio Primo de Rivera D) Francisco Franco
A) José Antonio Primo de Rivera B) Enrique Moradiellos C) Manuel Hedilla D) Francisco Franco
A) Anti-democratic B) Representative democratic C) Pro-democratic D) Social democratic
A) Enrique Moradiellos B) José Antonio Primo de Rivera C) Francisco Franco D) Manuel Hedilla
A) Mediterraneanism B) European Unionism C) Latin Americanism D) Hispanidad
A) Libertarian B) Far right C) Far left D) Center
A) Neutral alignment B) Moderate consensus C) Syncretic third position D) Centrism
A) Fluid gender roles B) Experimental gender roles C) Rigid gender roles D) Egalitarian gender roles
A) Spanish Mothers Alliance B) Coros y Danzas C) Female Union D) Sección Femenina
A) Political campaigning B) Advanced engineering C) Domestic economy D) Military tactics
A) Pilar B) Carmen C) Maria D) Isabel
A) Francisco Franco B) Pablo Iglesias C) Juan Carlos I D) Ramiro Ledesma Ramos
A) Basque separatism B) National syndicalism C) Catholic traditionalism D) Spanish monarchism
A) Pablo Picasso B) Salvador Dalí C) Federico García Lorca D) Eugenio d'Ors
A) Sección Femenina B) Coros y Danzas C) Spanish Folk Corps D) Falangist Performers
A) Niceto Alcalá-Zamora B) Santiago Carrillo C) Manuel Azaña D) Rafael Sánchez Mazas
A) She studied abroad B) She never married C) She was a member of the parliament D) She was a professional dancer
A) Catalan independence movement B) Andalusian autonomy C) Galician regionalism D) Castilian nationalism |
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