Definition
Definition of Chartism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
historical movementDated UK 19th-century British movement advocating political reformDated UK
- Chartism aimed to secure universal suffrage and fair representation..
2.
reform principlesDated UK principles advocating better conditions for working peopleDated UK
- The Chartism principles included demands for fair wages.
Origin of Chartism
English, Chart (document) + ism (doctrine)
Examples of Chartism in a sentence
Many workers supported Chartism for its progressive goals. Chartism inspired many social movements in the 19th century. Historians study Chartism to understand labor rights evolution.
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- French:chartisme, ...
- German:Chartismus, ...
- Italian:Chartism, Chartismo, ...
- Spanish:cartismo, ...
- Portuguese:cartismo, Cartismo, ...
- Chinese:宪章运动, ...
- Japanese:チャーティズム, ...
- Arabic:الشارتية, المذهب الشارتي, ...
- Hebrew:צַ'רְטִיזְם, ...
- Russian:Чартизм, чартизм, ...
- Ukrainian:Чартизм, чартизм, ...
- Hindi:चार्टिज़्म, चार्टिज्म, ...
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