Map showing the main population centres in the kingdom of Navarre during the Modern Age; cities that were the main protagonists of greater conflict in comparison with the rural world
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Violencia
Representation of social reality through the recreation of an episode of conflict between muleteers and rickshaw pullers
Social conflict around a sale in 18th-century Spain as depicted by Goya
Graph showing the evolution of lawsuits, both in civil and ecclesiastical justice, in the kingdom of Navarre during the modern period. It can be seen that the end of the Ancien Régime brought with it an increase in social conflict, mainly involving young people
Graph showing the number of altercations that took place on each day of the week and the times at which they occurred. The resource also refers to the most conflict-prone months; those that hosted events that mobilised the local community
This resource deals with the different places where people tended to commit crimes and cause public disturbances in modern Navarre. The public space was the preferred place for this, but we find other areas associated with local festivities
Graphs reflecting the nature of the penalties imposed by civil and ecclesiastical courts in modern Navarre. The divergence of penalties according to the jurisdiction of the judiciary stands out
Explanatory video on the protection that modern legal systems afforded women in matters related to everyday and domestic violence
Explanatory video on the French Revolution
Channel of the Permanent Seminar of Historical Dissemination “The Archive of Time”.
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