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Unification/ invasion

1492 Spanish monarchy unified Spain after defeating moors in Granada


French invasion 1807-14, 1823

1870 partial democracy

Elitist, no military intervention, peaceful rotation of parties

1931-39 democracy

Regional autonomy, social reforms, separation of church and state, women vote

Civil war 1936-39

Nationalist(nazi Germany and fascist Italy) vs republicans( ussr and intl brigades) 1985 Franco defeated republican

1939-75 authoritarian regime

Republicans arrested/killed, economic damage from war, supported by army, church's and Falange

Juan Carlos

Appointed crown prince by Franco, later King. Failed coup in 1981

Foreign relations

1946-50 UN ostracized authoritarian regime


1950 Korean War US ally, UN lifted ban on loans

Social and economic changes 50's

Industrialization process(open and industrial economy)


More tourism, reduced tariffs, workers rights


Landowners less power

Social and economic changes 60's

Rapid industrial growth, rise in tourism, increase in foreign investment


Workers prosperity, eduction expanded

Political crisis 1965-75

Labor protests, student protests, ETA bombings, separatist national is increase

Luis careers blanco

Prime minister, repressive killed by ETA

ETA

Basque terrorist group

Carlos arias Navarro

1973, liberalization--organization of political groups which were previously forbidden

Adolfo Suarez

Former falngest, moderate leader, favored democratic transition gainers support from financial and industrial Elites and Catholic Church

Law for political reform

Cortes dissolved and new elections in 1977

Union of democratic center

New party formed by Suarez

Cortes

Parliament

Elections to constituent assembly

June 15 1977--Suarez party won

Suarez and left

Legalized left, granted amnesty and approved proportional representation laws

Moncloa pact

1977--economic and political reforms

Regional pact

More autonomy to regions

1978 constitution

Constitutional monarchy, freedom for politics parties, autonomy for Spain's nationalities and regions

1979 elections

Parliamentary and municipal elections. Suarez wins

End of transition

After 1979 elections New Democratic regime installed

Leopoldo calvo sotelo

Successor after Suarez, formed new council of ministers. Dealt with Spain joining NATO In 1982, political disputes and precarious economy

February 23 1981 coup

Armed civilian guards invaded Cortes in attempt to seize power. King Juan Carlos convinced them to remain loyal to government