Absolutism: the 3 power legislative, judicial and executive power are controlled by only one person
Tax: A percentage of money that you have to pay to the government/king then they use that money to spend on them
Separation of powers: In a democracy government his a separation of powers a group is enearge of judicial power another og legislative and another to executive
Estate: A territory that is politically independent of another community
Human actions: is a conscious behaviour which its aims are to achieve prices goals and objectives
Tithe: is like a tax of %10 people years ago have to give that percentage of their money to king.
Constitution: has the purpose if constituting the separation of powers and make sure is met (lege nagusiak)
Divine rights: It assets that a monarch is subject to no earthly authority, deriving the right to rule directly from the will of God (jaunkoikoaren hitza)
Revolution: change in political power and political organization which occurs when the population reveals against the government
Ancient regime: system of government prior to the French revolution
Voting age:Theage when people are considered adults or to vote
Suffrage: Is the right to vote
Census or cesting suffrage: Is the limited right to vote
Enlightment: Intellectual and philosifical movement
Soveremnity: Full right and power of a goverming body over itself without any interference from outside sources or bodies
Revolt: Revolution
Failure: State or contition of not meeting a desirabke or intended object (fracaso)
Succes: exito
Nationalism: Way of thinking that says that some group of human such as ethics groups should be freee to rule themselves independent
Liberalism: Political and philogy based of liberty
Carlism :Political movement inspain aimed at establishing and alternative branch os the Bourbon dynasty.
Census Suffrage : Votest cast by those eligible to vote are not equal
Constitunional Mornachy :System of goverment in which a country isruled by a king and queen whose power is limited by a contitution (OF SPAIN)
Enclosure: Large fields being fenced off and controlled by a few private owners
Communal lands:Communal land is a (mostly rural) territory in possession of a community, rather than an individual or company .
Workforce: People that are ready to work
Landlord: A man or women who rents out land, a building, or accommodation.
Colonial power: The policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nation's maintaining or extending its control over other countries
Agricultural revolution:The Agricultural Revolution was a period of technological improvement and increased crop productivity that occurred during the 18th and early 19th centuries in Europe.
Class struggle: is because we have a class based society; were people is very wealthy or poor.
Working class: as consequence the living conditions of the working class or the bourgeois are not the same
Trade Union: movement that was created to help the worker with their salaries. (wasn’t legal until 1872 but it was created in 1824)
Profits: they make colonies in other countries to get a cheaper raw materials (lehengaiak), to get more profits selling them in a higher price.
Employers:(The owner contract the worker) Are factory owners the aim is to get profits so they hire employees
Strike: because of the bad working conditions sometimes workers decided to go on strike. They can be fined, sacked, killed…
Child labour: people that is working under 16, they were cheaper and the work was good.
Fine (to): workers could pay a fine for opening a window, whistling, going to the toilet, being sick...
Welfare: Workers want the welfare of the state, they can go on strike, ask help to the Trade Union. (socialist wanted the welfare of the society, they didn’t care about individual)
Anarchism: They can decide what they want (make their own decision; no one can tell them what to do) Political sistem ideology