The industrial revolution - Les 5

• Geschiedenis
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Goal of this lesson

At the end of this lesson you can answer the following question:

- What is the difference between liberalism and socialism?

Today's planning

repetition

Info about 3.4

King William II of the Netherlans was a conservative, meaning he loved to change things.

1. true
2. false

Fearing a revolution, William II agreed to sign a new constitution.

1. true
2. false

The king's power was increased by the new constitution.

1. true
2. false

In 1848, all Dutch men got the right to vote.

1. true
2. false

3.4 - The struggle for voting rights

In this chapter we've learned about:

- capitalism

- socialism

and conservatives.

These are all political movements.  We will discuss some more!

3.4 - The struggle for voting rights

- Liberalism

- Confessionalism

- Feminism

Also political movements.

3.4 - The struggle for voting rights

The new constitution was written by Thorbecke. 

He was a liberalist. He believed that the government should not make too many rules and play a small role in people's lives. 

But the constitution of 1848 did not make a democracy out of the Netherlands just yet. 

3.4 - The struggle for voting rights

In 1848 > New constitution, but not every man could vote.

1917 - universal suffrage

1919 - women could vote too

3.4 - Differences between liberalism and socialism

Read "Liberalism versus Socialism" and

fill in the schedule 

Liberalism

Socialism

3.4 - Differences between liberalism and socialism

Liberalism	Socialism
Equality under the law	Equality in everyday life
competition leads to economic growth	Sharing of wealth & protect weak & poor
Mostly factory owners	Mostly labourers
Against voting rights for labourers	In favour of voting rights for labourers

What to do now?

- Work on your homework assignments:
   

Goal of this lesson

At the end of this lesson you can answer the following question:

- What is the difference between liberalism and socialism?

Next lesson:

- What is confessionalism?

- What is feminism?