U7 L5 Social Changes: Negative Drawbacks Flashcards

1
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Who are the bourgeoisie?

A
  • middle class

- has views influenced by private-property interest

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2
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What is collective bargaining?

A

negotiations between an employer and union representative concerning wages, hours, and working conditions

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3
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What is laissez-faire?

A

policy opposing govt intervention in economics

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4
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What is compensation?

A

payment to an unemployed/injured worker/family

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5
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Who are the proletariat?

A
-poorest class of working people
Marxist theory: social class of workers who earn living by selling their labor
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6
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What is socialism?

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economic and political theories advocating collective or govt ownership of production means

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7
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What were the problems concerning housing?

A
  • lack of adequate housing

- unaffordable

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8
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What were the poor characteristics of tenement housing?

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  • 3-6 stories
  • crime
  • overcrowded
  • dimly lit
  • no proper garbage disposal, poor sanitation
  • no heating systems, harsh winters and summers
  • only one water source
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9
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What were the factors luring rural families to the city?

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  • higher wages
  • variety of entertainment
  • better life style
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10
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Were mass transportation systems slow in developing?

A

yes

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11
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Immorality was more () than ()

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the rule, the exception

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12
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To combat the harsh conditions some workers/families were in, who aided them?

A

church organizations and gospel missions

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13
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Where, when, and by who was the Salvation Army founded?

A
  • England, 1865

- William Booth

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14
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What did the Salvation Army do?

A
  • spread message of salvation

- provide food, clothes, shelter

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15
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When did the founders of the Salvation Army in America arrive?

A

1880

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16
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What theory arose out of the harsh conditions of the working class?

A

communism

17
Q

When did the unsuccessful German Revolution happen?

A

1848

18
Q

What books did Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels write?

A
  • Communist Manifesto

- Das Kapital

19
Q

What did the Communist Manifesto talk about?

A
theory:
working class revolutionaries should overthrow capitalistic masters
20
Q

What did Das Kapital talk about?

A

theoretical basis of communism and socialism

21
Q

What were the factors giving rise to the theories of Marx?

A
  • abuses to working class
  • employers taking advantage of employees
  • poor working and living conditions
  • lack of profits given to employees
22
Q

Who did Marx believe were the ones who produced all the wealth?

A

laborers

23
Q

Marx argued that capitalist owners received wealth in the form of what?

A

profit

24
Q

What differentiates socialism an communism/ists in terms of the Marxist movement?

A
S- ownership/operation of production can achieve gradually, peaceably, democratically
C- class struggle would end in war
25
Q

How would Communists seize power? What would happen after it?

A
  • force and violence

- proletariat rule until utopian state of socialistic govt is established

26
Q

In reality, how did Communist states rule?

A

dictators with no voice for people

27
Q

In which countries have Communist governments existed?

A
  • Russia
  • China
  • North Korea
  • Vietnam
  • Cuba
  • most nations of Eastern Europe
  • some African Nations
28
Q

By the mid-1990s, most Communist governments failed and returned to what type of government?

A

democracy

29
Q

What happened to governments that remained Communist?

A
  • didn’t follow traditional Communist economic policies

- maintained dictatorial control