reformist areas
[rɪˈfɔːrmɪst ˈɛəriəz]
noun phrasepl: reformist areas
áreas reformistas
1. Geographical regions or districts where reformist political movements, policies, or ideologies are prevalent or dominant
The northern reformist areas voted overwhelmingly for progressive candidates.
As áreas reformistas do norte votaram massivamente em candidatos progressistas.
2. Neighborhoods or territories characterized by social reform initiatives, labor movements, or institutional changes
During the Industrial Revolution, reformist areas championed worker rights and safety regulations.
Durante a Revolução Industrial, as áreas reformistas defenderam direitos dos trabalhadores e regulamentações de segurança.
3. Zones or communities historically associated with religious or institutional reform movements
The reformist areas of Germany were influenced by Martin Luther's theological teachings.
As áreas reformistas da Alemanha foram influenciadas pelos ensinamentos teológicos de Martinho Lutero.
This term is primarily used in academic, political, and historical contexts to describe regions with strong progressive or reform-oriented political cultures. In Brazil, it often refers to areas with strong labor movements or social reform initiatives. In the USA, it frequently appears in historical discussions of 19th and 20th-century reform movements.
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