What are the similarities and contrast between marxist and bourgeoisie theory of social development
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Who wrote the principles of communism
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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
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What problem did socialist thinkers seek to solve
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They wanted to find out how to allow all social classes to share the benefits of industrialization.
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What is the key question socialism attempts to answer
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The key question that Socialism seeks to answer is: Who should
be in control of the industrial means of production, such as
factories?
Socialism seeks to answer this question by arguing that the
population as whole, represented by committees, should own the
means of production and not individual capitalists.
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Why were children valued as laborers in coal mines during the industrial revolution
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Their small bodies allowed them to pull loads of coal through
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Which development of the industrial revolution was most responsible for the conditions described in the passage
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The increase in the use of coal as a source of heat and
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How did the institution of slavery continue to affect the world even after it was abolished
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it reduced the way african states can resist europeans
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How does mercantilism differ from capitalism or the free enterprise system
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Mercantilism allows governments to control economies, while capitalism gives individual more economic control. -Apex 2.4.2 test
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What was one major consequence of early labor union actions in Victorian England
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The government introduced laws protecting workers' safety.
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How did early British labor unions succeed in their efforts to create labor reform
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By striking and protesting even when such actions violated the
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How did british labor unions relate to social reform efforts during the Victorian era
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labor unions shared some of the goals of social reform movements by seeking to improve life for poor workers
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How did Charles Dickens's writings serve as a form of social criticism
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describing the struggles of the urban poor.
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How did capitalist policies differ from mercantilist policies in 18th- and 19th-century Europe
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Under capitalism, merchants were able to conduct unrestricted
international trade. Under mercantilism, international trade was
restricted.
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Which statement explains why utopian socialism faced opposition in the 19th century
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Many people were unwilling to get rid of the idea of personal
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Which person best represents the values of Romanticism
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A poet who describes a beautiful river in vivid detail.
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What are the similarities and contrast between marxist and bourgeoisie theory of social development
no answers pertaining this question
Who wrote the principles of communism
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
What problem did socialist thinkers seek to solve
They wanted to find out how to allow all social classes to share the benefits of industrialization.
What is the key question socialism attempts to answer
The key question that Socialism seeks to answer is: Who should
be in control of the industrial means of production, such as
factories?
Socialism seeks to answer this question by arguing that the
population as whole, represented by committees, should own the
means of production and not individual capitalists.
Why were children valued as laborers in coal mines during the industrial revolution
Their small bodies allowed them to pull loads of coal through
small tunnels.
Which development of the industrial revolution was most responsible for the conditions described in the passage
The increase in the use of coal as a source of heat and
energy
How did the institution of slavery continue to affect the world even after it was abolished
it reduced the way african states can resist europeans
How does mercantilism differ from capitalism or the free enterprise system
Mercantilism allows governments to control economies, while capitalism gives individual more economic control. -Apex 2.4.2 test
What was one major consequence of early labor union actions in Victorian England
The government introduced laws protecting workers' safety.
How did early British labor unions succeed in their efforts to create labor reform
By striking and protesting even when such actions violated the
law
How did british labor unions relate to social reform efforts during the Victorian era
labor unions shared some of the goals of social reform movements by seeking to improve life for poor workers
How did Charles Dickens's writings serve as a form of social criticism
describing the struggles of the urban poor.
How did capitalist policies differ from mercantilist policies in 18th- and 19th-century Europe
Under capitalism, merchants were able to conduct unrestricted
international trade. Under mercantilism, international trade was
restricted.
Which statement explains why utopian socialism faced opposition in the 19th century
Many people were unwilling to get rid of the idea of personal
property.
Which person best represents the values of Romanticism
A poet who describes a beautiful river in vivid detail.