Economic Ideologies and Reform Movements of the 1800s

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Economic Ideologies and Reform Movements of the 1800s

Last updated almost 5 years ago

39 questions

1

Do you know where you stand on this spectrum?

1

What is the root word of conservative?

1

What is the root word of liberal?

4

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
political ideology		focus on theories about power and government
economic ideologies		focus on how factors of production are managed, the level of government involvement in economics and who should be allowed to make a profit

1

There is no difference between an economic theory and reality.

1

Who owns the factors of production in a capitalist economy?

3

1

Draw a picture of Adam Smith telling government to keep its hands out of business. Title this Adam Smith's Laissez-Faire

1

The United States is a purely capitalist system.

1

Who owns an manages large industries and business in a socialist system?

1

Who owns the factors of production in a communist economy?

1

In theory, what is the purpose of government in a communist society?

1

Draw a picture of the proletariat overthrowing the bourgeoisie. Label this Marxist Communism.

1

What problems could arise under Marxist communism?

1

Do you think communism has delivered the equality that it promised to people? Why or why not?

1

What would life be like in an anarchist system?

1

What is suffrage?

2

1

What change allowed most male American citizens the right to vote?

1

Draw a picture of the Women's Social and Political Union protesting for the right to vote.

4

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
14th Amendment		gave slaves in Confederate states freedom
13th Amendment

1

Why did Czar Alexander II free the serfs?

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
1834 Poor Laws		created workhouses for homeless people
1848 Public Health Acts		formed to clean up the city water, sewage, and drainage problems

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
vertical monopoly		one person or company controlling a whole industry with little or no competition
horizontal monopoly

4

1

Do you know where you stand on this spectrum?

1

What is the root word of conservative?

1

What is the root word of liberal?

4

Where would the following individuals most likey be on this political spectrum?

poor factory worker
middle class shop owner
farmer in a small village
noble

Conservative
Liberal

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
political ideology		focus on theories about power and government
economic ideologies		focus on how factors of production are managed, the level of government involvement in economics and who should be allowed to make a profit

1

There is no difference between an economic theory and reality.

1

Draw a picture of Adam Smith telling government to keep its hands out of business. Title this Adam Smith's Laissez-Faire

1

Why did Adam Smith want the government to stay out of buisness?

1

The United States is a purely capitalist system.

1

Who owns an manages large industries and business in a socialist system?

1

What is the difference between the public owning something and the government owning something?

1

What is the purpose of socialism?

1

How does government pay for the services or goods that they give to parts of their society?

1

What kinds of problems can come up under a socialist system?

1

Who owns the factors of production in a communist economy?

1

In theory, what is the purpose of government in a communist society?

1

Draw a picture of the proletariat overthrowing the bourgeoisie. Label this Marxist Communism.

1

What problems could arise under Marxist communism?

1

Do you think communism has delivered the equality that it promised to people? Why or why not?

1

What would life be like in an anarchist system?

1

What is suffrage?

2

The Reform Bill of 1832

1

What change allowed most male American citizens the right to vote?

1

Draw a picture of the Women's Social and Political Union protesting for the right to vote.

4

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
14th Amendment		gave slaves in Confederate states freedom
13th Amendment		abolished slavery
15th Amendment		granted citizenship to former slaves and defined citizenship
Emancipation Proclamation		protected the right to vote, no citize can be denied the right to vote based on race, color or previous condition of servitude

1

Why did Czar Alexander II free the serfs?

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
1834 Poor Laws		created workhouses for homeless people
1848 Public Health Acts		formed to clean up the city water, sewage, and drainage problems

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
vertical monopoly		one person or company controlling a whole industry with little or no competition
horizontal monopoly		one person or company controlls all parts of a business from start to finish (grow the food, transport, cook, sell it)
Monopoly		one person or company controls all of one part of a in industry, like owning all the trucks or railroads for transporting goods

4

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Francis Cabot Lowell		controlled the steel industry
JP Morgan		built first factories in the US
Andrew Carnegie		banking tycoon
John D Rockerfeller

Liberal

Conservative

Unsure

Where would the following individuals most likey be on this political spectrum?

poor factory worker
middle class shop owner
farmer in a small village
noble

Conservative
Liberal
Radical

The government 

private indivuduals

What can consumers do if they do not like a product, or the price of a product in a capitalist system?

What keeps the price of goods lower in a capitalist system?

How does the goverment make money in a captialist system?

Why did Adam Smith want the government to stay out of buisness?

The government

private individuals

wealthy people

What is the difference between the public owning something and the government owning something?

What is the purpose of socialism?

How does government pay for the services or goods that they give to parts of their society?

By collecting donations

Collecting taxes 

It just prints the money

What kinds of problems can come up under a socialist system?

True

False

The Reform Bill of 1832

abolished slavery 

15th Amendment

granted citizenship to former slaves and defined citizenship

Emancipation Proclamation 

protected the right to vote, no citize  can be denied the right to vote based on race, color or previous condition of servitude

Because he realized that Russia needed to modernize after losing the Crimean War

Because he wanted to support their equal rights

Because he was mad at the Boyars

one person or company controlls all parts of a business from start to finish (grow the food, transport, cook, sell it)

Monopoly 

one person or company controls all of one part of a in industry, like owning all the trucks or railroads for transporting goods

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Francis Cabot Lowell		controlled the steel industry
JP Morgan		built first factories in the US
Andrew Carnegie		banking tycoon
John D Rockerfeller		controlled the oil industry

Radical

haggle/negotiate 

throw a fit

not buy it

controlled the oil industry