"History of Spain (1914 - 2024)" by Marvin

Led to a continuation of the Francoist regime under a new leader.

Resulted in a violent civil war between different political factions.

Triggered a rapid and peaceful transition to democracy.

A neutral country maintaining diplomatic relations with both sides.

A major Axis power alongside Germany and Italy

A key Allied power contributing significantly to the defeat of the Axis.

Shifted towards a service-based economy with a focus on tourism.

Declined significantly due to competition from emerging economies.

Maintained a strong industrial base centered on manufacturing.

Had little impact on Spain's domestic affairs.

Promoted economic growth, integration into the European market, and social progress.

Led to economic decline and increased unemployment.

Unemployment, inequality, regional disparities, and demographic challenges.

Economic prosperity and low unemployment rates.

Lack of integration into the European Union.

Economic crisis, political polarization, and the rise of extremist ideologies.

A direct invasion by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy.

A series of labor strikes and peasant uprisings.

It established a totalitarian dictatorship characterized by repression and isolationism.

It promoted democracy, economic liberalization, and social progress.

It fostered a period of rapid industrialization and economic growth.

Overheating economy and rapid inflation.

Economic stagnation and a decline in industrial production.

High unemployment, inflation, and a large public debt.

Implemented austerity measures, including spending cuts and tax increases.

Nationalized the banking sector without implementing any austerity measures.

Increased government spending and stimulus packages to boost the economy.

Economic prosperity and low unemployment rates.

Overcoming the legacy of the Franco regime and building democratic institutions.

Integration into the European Union without significant challenges.

Decreased involvement in global issues and focus on domestic affairs.

Adopted a isolationist foreign policy

Increased participation in international organizations and peacekeeping missions.

Government intervention in the housing market and price controls.

Excessive lending, rising housing prices, and speculative investments.

A decline in international demand for Spanish real estate.