FRANCISCO FRANCO REVIEW by WHITNEY MUNN

Sania Murtuza

2018-05-21 18:56:18 UTC

He wanted to continue his regime and keep his power. He was against anyone who wasn’t catholic and/or Spanish.

Ben

2018-05-21 18:56:19 UTC

He wanted to achieve as a dictator , protection of Spain from any opposing force and for Spain to be a strong and unbothered nation.

He treated his subjects with respect however anyone who went against him would be treated with the up most cruelty. *

Hanin:

1410111 — 2018-05-21 18:56:23 UTC

For the people who opposed him, he would torture them by hanging and shooting them. He wanted to strengthen his regime.

Bria

2018-05-21 18:56:24 UTC

1) Franco wanted to establish a strong Spanish nation .
2) Franco treated his subjects poorly, as he orchestrated mass murders and hurt those who opposed him. Those who supported him he treated respectfully.

Aracelli

151538 — 2018-05-21 18:56:27 UTC

Franco wanted to continue and strengthen his regime and continuously rule. The way he treated his subjects was poor and controlled many mass murders.

Ziyad

2018-05-21 18:56:27 UTC

He wanted to expand/prolong his regime and gain more power as a dictator. He treated his subjects harshly and had no care for what the felt or what they had to say

Zeeshan

2018-05-21 18:56:28 UTC

Francisco Franco wanted to keep his power and become a dictator and wanted to strengthen his regime. He treated his subjects with cruelty and he did not care about their feelings

Ariane

2018-05-21 18:56:31 UTC

He seemingly wanted one Spanish community, that excluded any foreigners. This caused him to terminate anyone that seemed to oppose the Spanish “purity” in a way, causing even those who spoke another language to become incarcerated

Jahquan

2018-05-21 18:57:58 UTC

Ultimately, Franco wanted a unified successful country who was strong and undefeated.