Social
Tiresome labor, low wages, and dangerous workplaces were some of the conditions faced by ______
Industrial era factory workers
Karl Marx was a _______
Socialist
A method used by labor unions in order to get employers to meet their demands
Collective Bargaining
Factory owners employed mainly these two groups because of how easy they were to take advantage of and because of how much labor the factories required.
Children and women
An economic theory in which the government has little to no involvement. In this system, people tend to invest in businesses and industries to make profit.
Capitalism
The term for a person's right to vote
Suffrage
These groups were formed in workplaces (especially factories) in order to get better working conditions.
Labor unions
An economic theory in which there is no private property and government is heavily involved. In this system, resources are distributed to each person according to need.
Socialism
A key characteristic of industrial capitalism. Similar meaning to laissez-faire, where the government doesn't intervene.
Free Market
In this nation, the Suffrage movement was famous for its use of violent and radical actions
United Kingdom
Adam Smith was a _____
Capitalist
Bourgeoisie
Revolutionists
This term describes the belief that government should never get involved in the economy and industry of a nation. French for "let it happen."
Laissez-Faire
According to Karl Marx's social pyramid, this group is in the bottom and is labeled as "the oppressed." They sell their labor for money.