Glosario Esencial de Términos Sociales, Políticos y Culturales

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Conceptos de Sociedad y Comunidad

  • Customs: something that people do that is traditional or usual.
  • Community: a group of people who live together in the same place.
  • Society: a highly structured system of human organization for a large-scale community.
  • Households: the people of a house taken as a group.
  • Neighbourhood: a particular area of a city or town.
  • Population: the number of people who live in a particular area.
  • Colonies: groups of individuals coming from the same country or having the same interests, living in a particular place.

Gobierno, Política y Derechos

  • Freedom: the state of being free or at liberty.
  • Slavery: condition of being owned by another person and forced to work for them.
  • Monarchy: a type of government in which a country is ruled by a king or queen.
  • Socialism: a political system that aims to create a society in which everyone has equal opportunities.
  • Welfare state: the system by which a country looks after its citizens by providing them with education, medical care, or money if they are unable to work.
  • Healthcare: the services that look after people's health.
  • Ownership: legal possession of something, usually something valuable.
  • Taxation: the money that a government collects from people from taxes.
  • Poverty: a situation in which someone doesn't have enough money to pay for their basic needs.
  • Citizen: someone who has the right to live permanently in a particular country and has the right to the legal and social benefits of that country as well as legal obligations towards it.
  • Employment: a situation in which someone has regular paid work.
  • Authorities: the police or people in other official organizations with legal power to make people obey laws or rules.
  • Civil servant: someone who works for a government department.
  • Laws: official rules that people must obey.

Valores y Características Humanas

  • Tolerance: a fair, open attitude toward people whose race, religion, etc., differ from one's own.
  • Wealth: a large amount of money and other valuable things; the state of being rich.
  • Bravery: courage.
  • Membership: the fact of being part of a club, organization or group.
  • Wisdom: the ability to make good decisions based on knowledge and experience.
  • Mainstream: considered ordinary or normal and accepted by most people.
  • Struggle: to use your strength to fight against someone or something.
  • Shelter: a place or situation in which you are protected from bad weather or danger.

Verbos Frasales y Expresiones

  • Come up against: be faced with or opposed by something.
  • Hand over: give something to someone officially.
  • Move out: leave your home (forever) for a new home.
  • Put up: build or erect something.
  • Set off: start a journey.
  • Set up: establish something.
  • Share out: divide something between people.
  • Spring up: appear or develop quickly.

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