Spanish traditionalism

Target entity: Spanish traditionalism
Context triple: [Dios, Patria, Rey, ideology, Spanish traditionalism]

• A. National Catholicism in Spain
  National Catholicism in Spain was the Franco-era ideological framework that fused authoritarian Spanish nationalism with Roman Catholic doctrine, granting the Church a central role in public life, education, and state legitimacy.
• B. Spanish liberalism
  Spanish liberalism was a 19th-century political movement in Spain that championed constitutional government, individual rights, and the limitation of monarchical power, profoundly shaping the country’s modern political development.
• C. Spanish Nationalists
  The Spanish Nationalists were the right-wing, anti-Republican faction led by General Francisco Franco during the Spanish Civil War, ultimately establishing a long-lasting authoritarian regime in Spain.
• D. Spanish realism
  Spanish realism was a 19th-century literary movement in Spain characterized by detailed, objective depictions of everyday life and society, often focusing on the middle and lower classes.
• E. Iberian culture
  Iberian culture was the distinctive Iron Age civilization of the eastern and southeastern Iberian Peninsula, known for its urban settlements, intricate metalwork, and unique writing systems prior to Roman conquest.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Spanish traditionalism
Target entity description: Spanish traditionalism is a conservative, monarchist, and Catholic political doctrine that upholds Spain’s historical social order, religious unity, and royal authority against liberal and modernist changes.

• A. National Catholicism in Spain
  National Catholicism in Spain was the Franco-era ideological framework that fused authoritarian Spanish nationalism with Roman Catholic doctrine, granting the Church a central role in public life, education, and state legitimacy.
• B. Spanish liberalism
  Spanish liberalism was a 19th-century political movement in Spain that championed constitutional government, individual rights, and the limitation of monarchical power, profoundly shaping the country’s modern political development.
• C. Spanish Nationalists
  The Spanish Nationalists were the right-wing, anti-Republican faction led by General Francisco Franco during the Spanish Civil War, ultimately establishing a long-lasting authoritarian regime in Spain.
• D. Spanish realism
  Spanish realism was a 19th-century literary movement in Spain characterized by detailed, objective depictions of everyday life and society, often focusing on the middle and lower classes.
• E. Iberian culture
  Iberian culture was the distinctive Iron Age civilization of the eastern and southeastern Iberian Peninsula, known for its urban settlements, intricate metalwork, and unique writing systems prior to Roman conquest.
• F. None of above. chosen