Spanish Transition to Democracy quiz
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Which party won Spain's first two free elections after Franco?
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Which royal house returned to Spain's throne in 1975?
Answer: Bourbon
Why: The Bourbons replaced the Habsburgs in 1700, when Philip V succeeded Charles II.
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During which holiday was Spain's Communist Party legalised in 1977?
Answer: Holy Week
Why: Admiral Gabriel Pita da Veiga, the Navy minister, resigned in protest at the legalisation.
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Which party urged abstention in the 1978 constitutional referendum?
Answer: PNV
Why: Turnout in the Basque Country was about 45%, the lowest in Spain.
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What political form does the 1978 Constitution give Spain?
Answer: Parliamentary monarchy
Why: Franco's 1958 Law of Principles had defined Spain as a traditional, Catholic, social and representative monarchy.
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What noble title did Spain's King give Adolfo Suárez in 1981?
Answer: Duke
Why: The King created the dukedom on 25 February 1981, two days after the coup attempt.
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Who gave up his claim to the Spanish throne in May 1977?
Answer: Juan de Borbón
Why: In return he officially received the title Count of Barcelona, which he had used since 1941.
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