Chartism
noun
Char·tism ˈchär-ˌti-zəm 
: the principles and practices of a body of 19th century English political reformers advocating better social and industrial conditions for the working classes
Chartist
ˈchär-tist
noun or adjective 
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin charta charter, from Latin, document
First Known Use
1839, in the meaning defined above
- three-square rush
- three-step
- three-striper
- three-syllable law
- three-tailed porgy
- three-thorned acacia
- three-throw
- three-toed plover
- three-toed sloth
- three-toed woodpecker
- three-toes
- three-toothed cinquefoil
- three-valued
- three-volumer
- three-way
- three-way bulb
- three-way cross
- three-way lamp
- three-way switch
- three-wheeler
- three-wire generator
- three-wire system
- threed
- threefold
- threefold purchase