Ch 7-4: Industrialization: New Ways of Thinking Crossword

Main proponent of _____-___ economics was Adam Smith, author of The Wealth of Nations
Smith believed a ____ ____ would produce more goods at lower prices, making them affordable to everyone.
Thomas _____ predicted that population would outpace the food supply.
Malthus urged families to have fewer children, discouraged charitable handouts and _____
Because of the views of David Ricardo and Thomas Malthus economics became known as the
Malthus and Ricardo believed individuals should improve their lot through thrift, _____ ____ and limiting the size of their families
Jeremy Bentham advocated
To Bentham, all laws or actins should be judged by their "utility" - did they provide more ____ or happiness than pain?
John Stuart Mill believed government should step in to improve the hard lives of the ___ ___
John Stuart Mill believed that ____ ____ were entitled to increase their happiness. He also believed they should not increase their happiness by harming workers
When the people as a whole rather than private individuals own and operate the means of production
Socialism grew out of the ______ faith in progress and human nature and its concern for social justice.
Early socialist were called _____. The name implied that they were impractical dreamers
Robert Owen refussed to use ______ labor.
Karl Marx's cowriter for The Communist Manifesto was
Marx predicted a struggle between social classes that would lead to a ____ society.
______ later came to refer to a system in which governments led by a small elite controlled all economic and political life
Marx said the "haves" were the ____ and the "have nots" were the proletariat
Marx believed capitalism created prosperity for only a few and ____ for many
1860s, German socialist adapted Marx's beliefs to form
Social democracy was a political ideology in which there is a gradual tranisiton from capitalism to