The lowest class of Spanish nobalman is Hiralgo
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"woman" in Spanish is "mujer". Polite titles may be "señora", "dama", "or "señorita".
Saturday in Spanish is sábado (not capitalized except in titles).
Thomas Jefferson had a skeptical view of the privileges and rights of noblemen. He believed in the principles of equality and democracy and was critical of inherited wealth and titles. He argued that all individuals should have equal opportunities, regardless of their social status or lineage.
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It is the Spanish giants Real Madrid with a record of 9 titles the most, A.c. Milan come next with 7 titles.
The Spanish upper class was known as the nobility, which included titles such as dukes, marquises, counts, and barons. They held significant power and privilege in Spanish society.
The Spanish word 'sustos' means 'scares'. It has been used in the titles of a number of Spanish films and is an easy word to understand in that respect.
Henry VII was a very paranoid king. After being crowned he decided that he did not want any of his own people to try and overthrow him and steal his rights to the throne. He came up with the idea that the noblemen would have to earn their rights to land and titles by showing that they could be trusted, rather than giving them land ad titles in order to bribe them into trusting him (which had been tradition in the English reign). This meant that fewer noblemen had power during his period of kingship. Henry VII has also been known for attainting his noblemen, typically confiscating land and arresting. There may have been a few cases where he had his nobles killed. One example of attaintment which Henry VII was responsible for was that of Thomas Earl of Surrey, who was arrested and had his land taken away from him, despite being completely faithful to the king. Hope this helped.
In Spanish-speaking countries, students often address their teachers using formal titles such as "Señor" (Mr.), "Señora" (Mrs.), or "Profesor(a)" (Professor). It is considered respectful to use these titles when speaking to a teacher.