Anarchy

Often, the word "anarchy" is taken to mean chaos. In terms of Anarchism, that is not the case.

The word "anarchy" comes from an ancient Greek word meaning "without a leader," but is usually translated as "without a ruler."

In the Middle Ages in Europe, it was used as a religious term to mean that God didn't have a beginning and was infinite throughout time. After that, it regained its current definition as a political word that is also used casually.