Industrial Revolution, nationalism, chronology

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Malthus

Believed population grows geometrically, food production grows arithmetically, leading to population oustriping food supply

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The principle of voluntary exchange

Idea that both parties in a transaction benefit because they willingly trade goods and services for mutual gain.

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Karl Marx

Believed history is result of class struggle between wealthy capitalists who own the means of production of the working class (proletariat)

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Proletariat

Working class who sells their labor because they don't own the means of production.

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Bourgeoisie

Middle class consisting of merchants, artisans, and professionals

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Socialism

Governmental ownership of means of production, distribution, exchange to promote equality

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Noblesse Oblige

Idea that those with advantages in society (wealth or high social status) must act with honor and generosity

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Urbanization

Process of increasing population density in cities and towns

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Specialization of labor

Process of breaking down large productions into specific jobs, completed by different workers or groups

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Social Darwinism

Argues that social and economic inequalities are natural and justified

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Opportunity Cost

Cost of every decision and purchase (everything you gave up to make that decision, including time)

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Tenement housing

Poorly constructed and overcrowded multi-family urban houses

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Luddite

Textile workers who objected new machinery during the Industrial Revolution by destroying it

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Collective bargaining

Negotiation between workers and managers to reach an agreement on wages, working hours, benefits

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Trade union / labor union

Workers who joined together to improve their working conditions, pay, and benefits

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Laissez-Faire economics

Minimal government interference in the market

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Bessemer Process

Mass-production steelmaking method made by Henry Bessemer

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The Enclosure Movement

Small fields combined into large farms, increasing productivity, forcing out small farmers.

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Tragedy of the Commons

The depletion of a finite resource due to selfish individuals, ultimately harming the collective good.