Unit 4: Modern Liberalism Flashcards

1
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When did modern liberalism start to develop

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  • after the great war 1
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2
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consumerism

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  • production of consumer products
  • an economic theory that argues that the interests of consumers should be the most important factor in a business transaction
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3
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roaring twenties

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a decade of economic growth and widespread prosperity, driven by recovery from wartime devastation and deferred spending, a boom in construction, and the rapid growth of consumer goods

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4
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henry ford

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pioneered welfare capitalism

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5
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did usa want to be involved after wwi

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  • no
  • they had US policy of isolationism
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6
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social values after wwi

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  • women suffrage
  • first nations group in canada
  • increased urbanization
  • income disparity
  • anti-immigration movement
  • segregation
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7
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market forces

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  • the factors that determine the price and availability of goods and services in a market economy.
  • include supply, demand, competition, consumer preferences, economic conditions, and government policies.
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8
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inflation

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  • increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy over a period of time
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9
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welfare capitalism

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employers provide workers with benefits like healthcare, pensions, and other services to make sure they’re taken care of
- usually to prevent government intervention

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10
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suffrage

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all about the right to vote in elections

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11
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recession

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when the economy slows down a lot. This means businesses make less money, people lose jobs, and everyone spends less.

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12
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welfare state

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the government helps its people with things like healthcare, education, money when they’re out of work, and support for housing and retirement.
- they are paid by the taxes the people pay
- government involvement

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13
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what did the great depression affect

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  • stock market crash
  • effect on business
  • effect on investors
  • effect on banks
  • effect on agriculture
  • effect on the world
  • effect on the world trade
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14
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how has welfare state or government been involved throughout the eras of the economy

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  • classical liberal (limited)
  • modern liberal (intervention in times of crisis)
  • socialism (directs economy to avoid crisis)
  • communism (government controlled economy)
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15
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safety net

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refers to a system or measures in place to provide support and protection, especially during challenging times or unexpected circumstances.

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16
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social effects of the depression

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  • capitalist system collapse which made people look for answers in the US and Canada
  • classical liberal governments unable to help those in need
    -began to explore other forms of government leaning to the left
17
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what is Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)

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  • Founded in calgary 1932
  • supported socialists program with increased government involvement in the economy
  • it did cause strikes and protests
18
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John Maynard Keynes

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  • British economist
  • promoted state intervention
19
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keynesian economy

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  • government control the amount of money circulation in the economy to lessen boom and bust cycle
  • government controls the supply of money
  • booms - decrease supply of money which would raise prices
  • bust - increase supply of money which would lower prices
20
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The New Deal. who was it from

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  • roosevelt
  • relief, recovery, and reform
21
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The Great Society

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  • goal was to eliminate poverty and racism in the US
22
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Friedrich Hayek

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  • challenge Kynesian
  • defended classical liberalism
23
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problems with keynesian economics

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  • governments easily increase spending and decrease interests during difficult times
  • during times of growth they are less likely to cut spendings and increase interest rates
24
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neo - conservatism

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  • a political ideology that emerged in the late 20th century promoting democracy and free-market capitalism, often through military intervention and a strong foreign policy.
25
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what was the red scare

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  • when people panicked due to the fear of rise of communism which is the left side of the spectrum
26
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what are circuit breakers

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  • breaks taken when the stock market when it drops to percentages
  • ex) 7% drop will cause 15 minute halt
27
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what was the great depression

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  • economic crash that happened world wide after WWI
  • decreased economic rate
  • increase unemployment
  • markets were crashing
28
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did the great depression cause people to lean more right or left

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  • left
  • the capitalism system had crashed
  • they wanted help from the government making them more involved
29
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how did people deal with the possible comeback of the great depression after wwii

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  • they started planning before the war was over
  • developed safety nets
  • introduction of mixed economy
30
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how did people deal with the possible comeback of the great depression after wwii

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  • they started planning before the war was over
  • developed safety nets
  • introduction of mixed economy
31
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mixed economy

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  • government intervention when it comes to protecting the people
  • allows businesses to do whatever they want