Born from the Enlightenment of the 18th century and both the American and French Revolution liberalism became more significant in the Industrial Revolution largely adopted by the industrial middle class. This ideology being with the notion that people must be free from restraint as mush as possible. Economic Liberalism had as its main tenet the concept of Laissez-faire which means that the state should not interfere with the free play of natural economic forces, mostly supply and demand. According to Economic Liberalism government should have no power over restraining a persons economic liberty and should limit itself to defending the country, police protection for individuals and the construction and maintenance of public works. If an individual
