Spanish upper class is called Principalìa.
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 middle class system in Spanish America was made up of professionals such as lawyers, doctors, and teachers; merchants and traders; skilled craftsmen; and some landowners. These groups were economically comfortable but did not have as much wealth and power as the upper class.
This sentence translates to "Chacho called Lola during the class" in English.
It means "What do you always have to do in Spanish class?"
This means "At what time do you have Spanish class".
1) The upper class is the Peninsulares (they were born in Spain). 2) Next were the Creoles, people born in Americas that have parents born in Spain. 3) Mestizos, people with Spanish and Native American parents. 4) Native Americans in poverty. 5) African slaves.
Spanish upper class is called Principalìa.
The upper class in Greece were considered the patrician.
The upper class in Greece were considered the patrician.
Athens had citizens as the upper class Sparta's upper class was called equals not citizens.
The aristocracy.
Patricians
The particians.
The system of government by privileged citizens or the upper class is called aristocracy.
Huguenots
The upper class of Latin American society is often referred to as the elite or the wealthy elite. They typically hold significant economic and social power and often come from generations of privilege.
an aristocrat
In the early days, the upper class people were called the patricians. However when the plebeians gained their upward mobility they also became upper class. So in the later republic both patricians and plebeians were referred to as the aristocrats or the nobility.