The Industrial Revolution+ISIMS

Which of the following was not a result of the British Industrial revolution

• Population increase

• Abundance in capital resources

• The locomotive

• High demand for jobs

"Poverty is caused by laziness and bad habbits"

-?

• Jeremy Bentham

• Andrew Ure

• Samuel Smiles

• Freidrich Engels

-Factory owner

-Defended the factory system (Factories=good)

-Revlived the boredom of agricultural work 

-Workers are “well paid”

-Blames trade unions for the workers problems

-?

• Charles Fourier

• Andrew Ure

• Karl Marx

• Samuel Smiles

-Utilitarianism: Great happiness of the greatest number

-Avid optimist “Society would continue to improve.”

-A government that makes the fewest demands is an essential part of “liberty”

-General will

-Prison reforms

• Georg Wilhelm Frederick Hegel

• Samuel Smiles

• John Locke

• Jeremy Betham

-Political socialist 

-Poor factory worker

-Writes about Communism, but wants socialism 

-Communism doesn't really exist 

-”eventually we will reach a day where there is no gov. and the people take over”

-County has become meaningless

-Only revolt will bring change

-Upper class=proletariat

-Wrote the Communist Manifesto

!RELIGION IS THE OPIATE OF THE MASSES!

• Karl Marx

• Charles Fourier

• William Wordsworth

• Flora Tristen

-Historian

-”History is cyclical”

-Thesis, antithesis, synthesis, and so on

-Life is bad, revolt, resolve, bad, revolt, resolve…

• Karl Marx

• Georg Wilhelm Frederick Hegel

• Immanuel Kant

• Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Freidrich Engels

• Factory owner who helped Karl Marx write Communist Manifesto

• Factory worker who helped Karl Marx write Communist Manifesto

• Utopian Socialist who was given a chance to create a perfect society

• Liberal reformist who petitioned for UMS

-Typically middle class

-Individuals were born, free, good, and capable of anything

-Laissez faire

-Equality of opportunity

-Did no believe in universal suffrage

-The political preference of the expanding middle class

-Wanted gov. With constitution and legislative bodies

• Socialism

• Conservatisim

• Liberalism

• Utilitarianism

-Born into a social class

-Bases on tradition and privileges

-Limit freedoms, very restrictive

-Wanted things the way they were

• Utopian Socialist

• Conservatisim

• Liberalism

• Anarchisim

-Social equality

-Gov. has responsibility to protect lower class working conditions

-”Right to work”

-It’s the govs. obligation to give you an equal job and what you need

-Mostly the working class

-Equality of condition

• Socialism

• Utopian Socialism

• Utilitarianism

• Realisim