Classical Liberalism
This was a phenomenon likely linked to the Enclosure Acts taking away the Common Land, forcing people to find new homes.
What is Urbanization?
Considered the founder of Capitalism and Classical Liberalism.
Who is Adam Smith?
They believed in equal voting districts for their people.
Who are the Chartists?
This was sent to the British Empire as a way of initiating the American Revolution.
What is the Declaration of Independence?
These became popularized as a way of making money. It was also a place to centralize labour and resources, which will soon include machinery.
What is a Factory?
They left a note with his name on it, usually by a destroyed piece of machinery.
Who is Ned Ludd?
Who are the Utopian Socialists?
This was the cause of so many injuries and the loss of life during the Industrial Revolution.
What are unsafe working conditions?
The successor to its Classical version.
What is Modern Liberalism?
This was the title for the concept of "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer".
Who is Karl Marx?
Wanted to ensure that only the smartest and the best, not the uneducated masses would be able to vote.
Who are the Classical Conservatives?
This was the group that consisted of the "Bourgeoisie" in Pre Revolutionary France.
Who are the 3rd Estate?
There is a scale here, but if you get to Communism, you've gone too far.
What is Socialism?
This was the fundamental right that Classical Liberalism was based off of, and was an important principle that John Locke believed very strongly in.
What is Private Property?
Respected in history due to his humanitarian concerns, specifically his focus on education for children during the Industrial Revolution.
Who is Robert Owen?
Who are the Luddites?
This war was likely a major contribution to 2 revolutions, likely due to its enormous cost.
What is the 7 Years war?
What is Classical Conservatism (Edmund Burke)?
This was likely the greatest contributing factor to Great Britain's ability to develop faster than other European nations.
What is Coal?
Not a fan of those he considers "unworthy" participating in Government.
Who is Edmund Burke?
Who is the Fabian Society?
Of the 2 Revolutions, this one could honestly claim it was a success.
What is the American Revolution?
The economic foundation to Classical Liberalism!