latifundia वाक्य

Consequently latifundia tend to specialize in capital-intensive cash crops, which often require the edification of large specialized buildings such as windmills or oil presses.
These benefits did not spread to the rural agrarian areas where hacendado traditions, termed " latifundia ", remained patrician, unyielding, and harsh.
Settling as a farmer in the outskirts of old cities ( latifundia ) engaged little in the supply of Chilean cities but focused on international exports for revenues.
The large territories awarded to military orders and nobles were the origin of the latifundia in today's Andalusia and Extremadura in Spain, and Alentejo in Portugal.
Centuries of capital accumulation, in the form of vast landed estates ( " latifundia " ) across many provinces resulted in enormous wealth for most senators.

At the end of the second century, a tendency to concentrate the property led to the appearance of the large latifundia whose owners gave their name to places like this.
In many large magnate latifundia the communities of Polska Roma were also given the right to have a " king ", chosen to represent them in legal disputes with outsiders.
Initially Chilean " latifundia " could not meet the wheat demand due to a labour shortage, so had to incorporate temporary workers in addition to the permanent staff.
In Etruria, the villa at Settefinestre has been interpreted as being the centre of one of the " latifundia " that were involved in large-scale agricultural production.
However, the Left felt it was necessary, at least, to remove the obstacle posed to both economic modernization and political democratization by technologically backward, " feudal " latifundia.