Liberalism
An ideology that focuses on individualist values.
Liberalism
This refers to the process of people moving from the countryside to the city.
Urbanization
This term means to gain the right to vote.
Franchise
This ideology is democratic, but values the good of the collective over the individual.
Socialism
An ideology that focuses on laissez-faire capitalism, maximum individual rights, and little gov't intervention.
Classical liberalism
The Industrial Revolution embraced this economic system.
Capitalism
These limited working hours, improved working conditions, and protected children during the Industrial Revolution.
The Factory Acts
He created New Lanark, as an attempt to create an ideal society.
Robert Owen
Modern liberalism
These people broke into factories and destroyed machines as a response to the economic and social changes created by the Industrial Revolution.
Luddites
These were created in some industries as a way to work together to create better working conditions and wages.
Labour unions
He believed in violent revolution, where the proletariat would rise up and overthrow the capitalists.
Karl Marx
This ideology formed as a response to the social, political, and economic conditions of the Industrial Revolution.
Modern liberalism
This is an ideology that emerged during the 18th and 19th centuries and focused on the development of ideal capitalist societies with collectivist values and worker protections.
Utopian socialism
This encouraged the belief that men and women should have equal rights.
Feminism
This is a form of taxation where you pay more when you earn more.
Progressive taxation
Another name for this is economic liberalism.
Capitalism
This is when a gov't creates social programs and takes on the responsibility of looking after the wellbeing of their citizens.
Welfare state
Right to centre/left.
This ideology encourages using your vote and legislation in order to reform.
Democratic socialism