What are associations of workers who organize themselves to voice their concerns and lobby for improved rights and wages?

What problems were associated with classical liberalism?

A group of working class people in Britain during the Industrial Revolution that called for better working conditions and greater human rights.

A group of people that protested by destroying mechanical equipment they believed was causing unemployment and changing ways of life.

What did Robert Owen believe?

What are economic resources needed for the production of goods and services?

Which of the following words does not describe socialism?

Who believed that as long as one class owned the means of production, they would always take advantage of those who worked for a living?

What is the belief that an ideal society could be created through better education and working conditions?

Which two rights are part of universal suffrage?

What were policies intended to produce economic productivity?

Which is an example of government regulation?

What is a charge imposed on a country's citizens  by their government?

What is a tax applied to goods imported or exported from a country?

What term is given to the wage earners of a society?

What was the New Deal?

What is a set of government economic actions concerned with controlling the supply of money and credit?

What does modern liberalism include?

What is the policy called that is a set of government economic actions concerned with public spending and taxation?

What ideology supports a society moving gradually towards greater collectivism through political action?

What is demand-side economics not?

According to Marxist theory, who owns the means of producing wealth?

Which ideology is based on the belief that the legacy of the past should be respected as well as the well-being of the present and that stability of society is a key goal?

What is a period of time in which economic trade and prosperity decline?

Which of the following is an example of positive liberty?