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the belief that the means of production, capital, land, raw materials, and factories should be owned or controlled by the society either directly or through the government
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A professor at the University of Gaslow,Scotland defended the idea of a free economy or free markets in his 1776 book The Wealth of Nations. Considered the founder of Capitalism.
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Wrote Introduction to the Priciples of Moral and Legislation. He introduced the philosophy ultilitarianism
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father of the american industrial revolution. opened factories
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many new things were learned and many different inventions were being created
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Sought to offset the effects of industrialization with a new kind of econimic system called socialism.
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shreds waste rubber
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Depended on ownership of land.
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there was an act made in 1833 abolitioning slavery in britain
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women's roles were changing. they were beggining to do different types of work instead of the "traditional" jobs women usually did
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sociopolitical movement that aims for a classless and stateless society
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the factory act of 1847 restricted women and children to work only ten hours a day
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Social scientist, historian, and revolutionary, Karl Marx is one of the most influential social thinkers to emerge in the nineteenth century. He also wrote the book Communist Manifesto.
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an economic system in which investment and ownership of the means of production is made and maintained briefly by private individuals or corporations.
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