Liberalism & Laissez-faire
The bourgeoisie
Comparing Economic Theories
Economic Statistics & Realities
The proletariat
100

 In Liberalism, what group of people is typically referred to as the "business owners"?

The Bourgeoisie

100

Who are the "Bourgeoisie" in the context of Liberalism?

The business owners.

100

While Liberalism focuses on individual profit, what does Marxism look at primarily?

The class struggle.

100

What percentage of workers had access to health benefits during this time?

0%

100

Who does the term "Proletariat" refer to?

The working class.

200

According to the presentation, what is considered an "essential belief" for the Bourgeoisie?

Economic freedom

200

What is the primary focus or motivation for the Bourgeoisie?

Double points 

Individual freedom and profit.

200

Who were the two main thinkers who supported and created scientific socialism?

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

200

What proportion of families lived below the poverty line?

50%.

200

What major historical era led to the emergence of the Proletariat?

Industrialization (The Industrial Revolution).

300

Proponents of laissez-faire believe this system leads to what three positive outcomes?

New inventions, better prices, and more jobs.

300

What do the Bourgeoisie consider to be an "essential belief" for prosperity?

Economic liberty

300

Which class supported the economic deregulation and laissez-faire?

The Bourgeoisie

300

While Liberalism focuses on the individual, what does Marxism focus on?

The class struggle and collective welfare.

300

How many hours did the average factory worker labor per day?


Double points

16 hours

400

How does laissez-faire suggest an economy works best?

When the government does not make strict rules or taxes. 


400

What is the term for removing government rules, which the Bourgeoisie often advocate for?

Deregulation

400

What historical event led to the formation of the Proletariat?

Industrialization

400

Name one of the "dire circumstances" faced by the working class.

Harsh working conditions or urban poverty.

400

What was the average daily wage for these workers?

2 Dollars

500

What is the primary focus of Liberalism regarding the individual?


Double points

Freedom and profit

500

Under a Liberal system, what happens to wealth according to the presentation's critique?

It is often concentrated among a few.

500

What method for change was taught by Utopian socialism?

Peaceful cooperatives and mutual aid.

500

True or False: Liberalism suggests that the economy works best with strict government taxes.

Double points if you say the reason

False (It suggests it works best without them).

500

What percentage of workers lived in overcrowded conditions?

80%