2/2 Class Flashcards
laissez faire
A. the Intellectuals
B. The Courts(Laissez Faire Constitutionalism)
C. Zunz’s Managers?
social darwinism
helping the poor backfires,
do not interfere with the survival of the fittest
Andrew Carnegie
courts
try to set laws that support Laissez Faire laws
Munn v Illinois
ok for states to regulate business “clothed” with a public interest
Justice Stephen J. Field’s Dissent: regulation violates due process
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad Co. V Illinois (1886)
killed state regulation of railroad states
Santa Clara County v Southern Pacific Railroad (1886)
companies are people under the 14th amendment
Lochner v New York
state can not set limits of working hours
these supported Laissez Faire
14th amendmend
due process amendment
Zunz’s Managers
managers hire people, decide what they are paid
they were involved in planning these communities, the managers have adopted the big business way of doing things. They helped build this companies and they support them.
Chandlers
invisible hand where corporations grew and used vertical integration to manage employees
middle managers were the ones who moved this invisible hand along
critics of laissez Faire
politicians
intellectuals
Labor movement
Knights of Labor
Henry George progress and poverty
articulated idea that it is unfair how much wealth is concentrated in land, ownership of land and how you can get money from land
argued for the single tax on property
Richard Ely and the Founders of the AHA
half of the signers were pastors
German Phd’s
rejected Laissez Faire
knights of labor
radical group,
opposed wage system
faded after 1886
socialism
economic system in which the people/state own the means of production
is not social democracy,
Haymarket Riot
scared people
AFL
American federation of labor: conservative union
craft unions
rejected radical goals in pursuit of “pure and simply unionism”
voluntarism(rejected labor legislation)
stressed cooperation within parameters of modern capitalism and rejected socialism
cold shoulder to African Americans and women
Promoted “family wage”
gained many members after depression
homestead strike
carnegie steel co.
pinkertons
henry clay frick
state militia
George Pullman’s Company Town
towns built around companies