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Why was Britain the first to industrialize?
powerful, rich, winning wars, colonies all over the world, stable and friendly government, many resources, education, religion (work ethic), location
Proliterianism
-the individual worker is no longer valuable
-lower pay
Organization of Unions in England
-didn't work
-government doesn't back them
-failure
Order: Crime and Services
-crime big: low paying jobs/few
-prisons expand-death, mentally ill, expensive
-prison colonies-Australia
Adam Smith
Capitalism
-don't need government pricing
-supply and demand
Malthus
Overpopulation
-more $ = more babies
live longer
population outgrows food supply
Iron Law of Wages
Ricardo
-wages for average workers must remain steady - otherwise people live longer.
*don't raise wages
Utilitarianism
Bentham
-government should rule according to what is best for MOST people/usefulness
Saint Simon
-suggests alternative to capitalism
-should be professional "managers" to run the economy
-minimum wage - all paid the same
Robert Owen
-"company town"
-suggests planned structure for factories, housing, stores
-living in a cooperative
-recreaction, entertainment, education
-can't leave -> owe money
-like slavery
Fourier
-philosopher of how socialism should work
-writes ABOUT it
-"in an ideal world..."
-employee-owned
-variety- job A one day/job B the next
Marxism
-History is a class struggle between "haves" and "havenots."
-Proliterian vs. Bougeousie
-workers vs. owners
-Historic Inevitability
-if things are bad, a rev. will follow
-Violent revolution
-Dictatorship (people's republic)
-Classless society (people give what they can and take what they need)
Imperialism
Type: conquest/domination
Goal: power/control/$
Roots: ancient civilizations
Long Term: LDC's, spread of customs, expand population alliances
Anarchy
Def: no gov
Goal: everyone for themselves
Roots: Hate gov, want complete freedom, bigger, previous govs failed
Long Term: No nationalism, survival of fittests, no public service
Communism
Def: everybody owns goods (no private property)
Goal: make people equal.
Roots: Karl Marx
Longterm: China, N. Korea, Cuba-still communist