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National Sovereignty: The power belongs to citizens.

Shared Sovereignty: The power is the king and the people.

Criollo: Spanish parents of children born in America.

Censatari vote: The voter can vote according to their status.

Universal Suffrage: everybody can vote, men and women, rich and poor.

Regent: A person who replaces a person in a monarchy.

Guerrilla confrontation system a set of armed civilians against a conventional army.

republic: a state or a country run by people who base their political power in the democratic will of the people.

Federalism: The union of a specific number of partially self-governing states or regions united by a central government.

confessional state: state that is recognized in the Constitution itself as a religion of its citizens.

Pacific Time: agreement between conservatives and liberas to access power.

Caciquisme: political and social system in which there are formal institutions of parliamentary democracy

regenerationism: intellectual and political movement which proposed to end the corruption of the system politc restoration.

Old Regime: absolutist political system before the French Revolution.

Absolute monarchy: it is that system of government based on absolute power is not Adir month sends a person (king)

Class Society: the families were divided by: poor and rich.

revolution: rapid and radical change through the use of violence.

Constitution: a system is often a written document that sets the laws.

Constitutional monarchy: it is a form of monarchical government established under a constitutional system which acknowledges a hereditary monarch as head of state.

divine right: the king is king because it said in ten.

Citizen: A person submitted to the authority of a monarch, a state or another higher authority.

rule of law: working for the king

Concentration of power:

separation of powers: legislative, judicial and executive

Class Society: Division of population into three social classes: nobility, church and peasantry.

royal sovereignty: the exclusive right to exercise supreme political authority