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Writing Assignment minimum 1 page
How did the Industrial Revolution lead to political, economic, and social changes in Europe?
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Economic Systems (p. 27) Capitalism, Socialism & Communism
Liberty or Equality?
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Capitalism Adam Smith – 1776 – “The Wealth of Nations”
Free Enterprise: everyone is free to pursue any economic activity Laissez-Faire – government does not interfere in the economy: an “invisible hand” will run things Freedom to succeed and freedom to fail Private ownership of the means of production (factories)
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Capitalism Goods are not provided by gov.
Profit is the motivator, competition is the regulator (not government) Do not tax the rich more than the poor – no redistribution of income Good of the individual is above the good of society
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Socialism Founder: Robert Owen Mix of pure capitalism & pure communism
Some private ownership & some public (gov). ownership of property Some government intervention in the economy Redistribution of income – high taxes on the rich to provide lots of government services Mix of Equality and Liberty
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Communism Founded by Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels – “The Communist Manifesto” In response to the working conditions in the factories Beliefs: 1. Private property allows for the exploitation of the poor. 2. History is a class struggle--bourgeoisie (middle class) vs. proletariat (working class) 3. Proletariat should overthrow the bourgeoisie & take control of the gov.
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Communism Workers run the factories –> everyone earns an equal amount Lots of government intervention in the economy to promote equality The good of society is above the individual Equality is a goal
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Capitalism/Socialism/Communism 1st period
Complete the yellow assignment using your prior knowledge & the white reading Turn in when done Afterwards, you will complete any missing work or tests/quizzes (or corrections)
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Capitalism/Socialism/Communism
Complete the yellow assignment using your prior knowledge & the white reading
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