History Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. One of the branches of government that deals with a group of members who meet periodically to make decisions.
  2. 6. irregular combat groups that confront common armies or governments in Latin America and consequent of the Cuban revolution.
  3. 11. U.S.-backed campaign of political repression and state-sponsored terrorism that included intelligence operations and assassinations of opponents.
  4. 15. Machine used to apply capital punishment by decapitation, popular in the French Revolution.
  5. 16. Instrumental conditions that allow the person his realization, achieved after the French Revolution.
  6. 18. Name of the first president of the United States.
  7. 19. Group of citizen representatives of the French Revolution, who aspired to the Republic.
  8. 21. Former nation formed by Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Venezuela.
Down
  1. 1. A system of political and social organization based on relations between vassals and feudal lords; it was eliminated after the French Revolution.
  2. 2. Form of government, in which there is separation of powers, used in France as a consequence of the French Revolution.
  3. 4. Form of government in which the monarch has absolute power, used in France before the revolution.
  4. 5. Leader of the Cuban revolution.
  5. 7. New system of colonialism with which the metropolises try to economically or politically dominate underdeveloped countries (such as the countries of South America).
  6. 8. A form of state in which the highest authority is not a monarch and the other authorities hold power through a form of government such as parliamentarism. It was used by the United States after its independence.
  7. 9. The misuse or abuse of public power for personal and private benefit; and one of the causes of the Mexican revolution.
  8. 10. French military officer and statesman, republican general during the French Revolution.
  9. 12. Cultural and intellectual movement, primarily European and common during the French Revolution.
  10. 13. Political and economic doctrine that advocates the ownership and administration of the means of production by the working classes in order to achieve an organization of society in which there is political, social and economic equality of all people.
  11. 14. One of the groups of the Mexican Revolution, formed by Porfirio Diaz.
  12. 17. Name and surname of the Venezuelan military and politician, who led the campaigns that gave independence to several American nations.
  13. 20. A set of political, economic, social and legislative measures taken to modify the structure of land ownership and production in a given place.