Responses to Classical Liberalism
They believed in equal voting districts for their people.
Chartists
This was sent to the British Empire as a way of initiating the American Revolution.
The Declaration of Independence
This was a phenomenon likely linked to the Enclosure Acts taking away the Common Land, forcing people to find new homes.
Urbanization
Profit = Theft
Considered the founder of Classical Liberalism and the "Father of Capitalism"
Adam Smith
They created a few private communities to attempt to work out solutions to the problems of the Industrial Revolution
Who are the Utopian Socialists
This was the cause of so many injuries and the loss of life during the Industrial Revolution.
Poor working conditions
What is the relationship between Classical Liberalism and the Industrial Revolution
Industrial Rev. is a direct manifestation of Classical Liberal values
The successor to its Classical version.
What is Modern Liberalism
They left a note with his name on it, usually by a destroyed piece of machinery
Wanted to ensure that only the smartest and the best, not the uneducated masses would be able to vote
Classical Consertives
This was the group that consisted of the "Bourgeoisie" in Pre Revolutionary France.
Who are the 3rd Estate?
This was the title for the concept of "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer"
Income Gap
There is a scale here, but if you get to Communism, you've gone too far.
Socialism
A significant contributor to modern history due to his theories, but not in a good way when it came to the actual practice of those ideas
Karl Marx
Rejected modern technologies that would take the jobs of their workers.
Who are the Luddites
This war was likely a major contribution to 2 revolutions, likely due to its enormous cost.
7 Years of War
Characterized by the absence of external constraints on personal decision making
What is Negative Freedom? / Individual Rights & Freedoms
What are Individual rights & freedoms under classical liberalism?
A reactionary response to the French Revolution.
Classical Conservatism (Edmund Burke)
Respected in history due to his humanitarian concerns, specifically his focus on education for children during the Industrial Revolution
Robert Owen
Established in England as a Moderately Socialist "group" in the early 20th Century.
What is the Fabian Society
A series of laws established by Napolean that enforced Classical Liberal values
What is the Napoleonic Code?
Characterized by positive freedom, social responsibility, and developmental individualism
Modern Liberalism
The economic foundation to Classical Liberalism!
Capitalism
Not a fan of those he considers "unworthy" participating in Government.
Edmund Burke