Reaction to Classic Liberalism Economics Terms

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Square Deal

Teddy Roosevelt, progressive era, fair deal, put limits on robber barons

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Market economy

Freedom of buisness,  Adam Smith- Laissex faire- free market capitalism


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Laissez faire

Goes with Adam Smith,  laws of supply and demand dictate the distribution of goods and services-verry similar to invisible hand

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Robber Barron

rich white dudes who invented stuff, gilded age- capitalist leaders during the emergence modern american economy

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Bolsheviks

Russian political group that ended the TZARs rule and began communism (Russian Revolution 1917) 

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Red Scare

threat of communism to the free market USA

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Coup d’etat

violent overthrow of the government

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Labour movement

workers fighting for their rights - Winnipeg Strike 1919

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Progressive Era

early 1900’s, beginning of gov’t intervention - path to modern liberalism


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American Federation of Labour (AFL)

big union that included many industries 

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Gilded Age

1877-1900 significant inequalities in wealth-begining of modern economics-stock market(robber barons) etc

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Collective Bargaining

the process where a union discuss working conditions with employers and comes up with agreements( collective agreement)

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Industrial Workers of the World (Wobblies)

labour movement/international/very radical

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Jim Crow Laws

late 1800s - 1960’s laws that segregated Blacks from Whites in the U.S


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Proletariat

working class - under communism the idea is working class has the power to govern

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Bourgeoisie

middle/upper class - lawyers, doctors etc.

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Aristocrats

wealthy land owners-old money

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FDR

Franklin D Roosevelt - president of USA through Great Depression 

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New Deal

series of government support to stimulate economy during Gilded age


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Keynesian economics

demand side economics, where government intervenes to support people and business during downturns in economy


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Great Depression

1930’s economic crash globally/droughts in prairies 


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Plutocracy

oligarchy- rich elites that have a influence in government.