Aristocracy

What are the main differences between the two? (200 / 250 words) The main differences between the Charter of Virginia and the Mayflower Compact are that the Charter of Virginia was a governmental agreement between the King and people aristocracy it was a politic contract, and the second one was a contract between the Religious people and God. It was a religious contract. 3) What were indentured servants? What was the difference between an indentured servant and a slave? The

honor in itself or clothed with rights so sacred that I would admit its uncontrolled and all-predominant authority. When I see that the right and the means of absolute command are conferred on any power whatever, be it called a people or a king, an aristocracy or a democracy, a monarchy or a republic, I say there is the germ of tyranny, and I seek to live elsewhere, under other laws.

polity, emerged by the late 5th century, known for its powerful great clans or extended families. Each clan was headed by a patriarch who performed sacred rites for the clan's Kami .to ensure the long-term welfare of the clan. Clan members were the aristocracy, and he kingly line that controlled the Yamato polity was at its pinnacle. The local chieftainship of Yamato arose to become the Imperial dynasty from the beginnings of Asuka period, at latest.The Asuka period, sub-division of the Yamato period

no lower classes. 10 LADY HUNSTANTON: Really? What a very strange arrangement! LADy CAROLINE: There are a great many things you haven't got in America, I am told, Miss Worsley. They say you have no ruins, and no curiosities. HESTER: The English aristocracy supply us with our curiosities, Lady Caroline. They are sent over to us every summer, regularly, in the steamers3, and propose to us the day after they land. As for ruins, we are 15 trying to build up something that will last longer than brick or

accord soit singulier (quand on considère le groupe comme une unité), soit pluriel (quand on prend en compte les membres du groupe) —et l'on passe très facilement de l'un à l'autre : — The Press is friendly, then ? — They are what they are... aristocracy army audience cast class committee community company congress council crew crowd enemy family firm flock party gang government group herd jury majority minority opposition press public team university school staff2. les collectifs obligatoires :

China was under colonization by the western power. Establishment of the emperor Meiji system, establishment of a new political system in Japan: parliamentary system under the emperor with two chambers: → The house of peers: representing the aristocracy → The house of representatives: representing the political party Those two chambers are rules by the constitution of 1889 which is the first modern constitution adopted and implemented in Asia. Japan = the first modern country in the whole Asia

John Major’s “back to basics” campaign in 1997. More recently however, David Cameron has given a brand new image to the Conservative Party, thus, reviving it to a great extent. While the Conservative Party was traditionally associated with the aristocracy and the middle class, its target now is to appeal to the average Briton. The chief aim of his policy is to help disadvantaged young people. The plan of the inequality pay in the public sector is interesting too. Supportive of a small state intervention

only be explained the political and intellectual history of this time. For Marx and Engels, there have always been oppressors and oppressed. In Antiquity, slaves were opposed to free men. In the Middle Ages, the serfs were oppressed by land owning aristocracy. In the late Middle Ages the journeymen in the “new” cities worked for petty-bourgeoisie, and eventually they became specialized workers serving the interests of Capitalism. The bourgeoisie was the first to be aware of its status as a class.

Democracy – Governed by the many in the interest of many Monarchy- Governed by one person in the interest of all but are impractical b/c based on God-like willingness to place the good of the community before the ruler’s own interests. Aristocracy- Governed by the few in the interest of all Polity- Governed by the many in the interest of all… accepted as most practicable… Thomas Hobbes and Jean Bodin-developed upon the Aristotelian system later most particularly concerned with the principle

substituted the old agricultural economy: new inventions steam engine and telephone that means that transports communications improved. * Democracy > people could participated in the government. Men started to have rights. * Social > aristocracy lose power. New social classes born such as working class. * Territorial expansions: India and Africa THE PRESSURE FOR REFORM * During V.A. several reforms bills passed thank to Disraeli and Gladstone. * 1832 > the first reform