Group 1
First anticapitalist ideology to emerge in the 19th century.
Utopian Socialism
Often confused with wanting chaos
Anarchism
Political philosophy was based on English industrialism
Marxism
This group consisted of Leftists and Radicals
Liberalism
The 5th leftist group mentioned in chapter
Militant Indigenous (and sometimes Black) movements
The first group believed that transformation of society would occur this way
without destruction or violent class struggle
This group's ideology opposes
authoritarianism, hierarchies
institutions, governments, capitalism
This group called for change in this way.
Violent overthrow of the government and creation of new institutions
The two subgroups of this 4th ideology
This woman was a member of this last group
Dolores Cacuango
200 Bonus Points if you can tell me why she is so important (to my satisfaction)
One of the proponents of the first ideology was (just name one)
Thomas More (1478-1535)
Henri de Saint-Simon (1760-1825)
Edward Bellamy (1850-1898)
This group has two main traditions (perspectives, perhaps?)
Individual and Social Anarchists
One of the proponents of this ideology was (name one)
Karl Marx (1818-1883)
Frederick Engels (1820-1895)
The Liberal subgroup focused on two types of rights (name one)
individual rights
social rights (education, health care, housing, adequate standard of living)
Whose assumptions about Revolutionary movements did this group challenge?
Marxists
By the end of the 19th century, this first group dies out for this reason
Class struggle required
Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin (1814-1876)
Emma Goldman (1869-1940)
Group 3 believed that the agent of change would be this group (who)
working class, industrial workers
The Radical subgroup argued for these issues
condemned US imperialism
agrarian reform
protection of worker rights
nationalization of means of production
representative government
Why is this group so unique?
Focused on working with rural communities and workers to advance *their* goals
This first group believed that enlightened leaders would improve society this way
Technological developments
What event started International Worker's Day?
1886 Haymarket Affair
Bonus 200 points if you explain it to my satisfaction.
New conception of history created by founder of this movement
Historical Materialism
200 Bonus Points if you can define this to my satisfaction
This group pointed to what document/s as the basis for their platform (name one)
1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (French Revolution)
U.S. Constitution's Bill of Rights (freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, etc)
FEI
Federacion Ecuatoriana de Indios (Ecuadoran Federation of Indians)