paragraaf 5.4

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• Leerjaar 1

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Havo2 TTO

CHAPTER 5.4

Lesson goals

What have you learned at the end of the lesson?

1What are political-social movements?

2What is liberalism?

3What is socialism?

4What is confessinalism?

5What is the school struggle?

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''Street violence''

''Freedom''

Glossary

Read the text again. Write down the words in your notebook that you don't understand!.

Look up the dutch meaning and write it down in your notebook.

You can use ''google translate'' or your dictionary.

Explanation: Polital-social movement

What is a political-social movement?

This is a group of people with the same ideas who want to influence the government and society of a country.

What are examples of political-social movements?

Liberals, socialists and confessionals

Explanation: Liberalism

What is Liberalism?

A social-poltical movement who strives for freedom

What do they want?

During the 19th century most countries had a constitutional monarchy. Liberals wanted poltical freedom in which citizens could elect their own government. Liberals supported a parliamentary system.

Explanation: Liberalism

Also Liberals wanted:

-civil freedoms

-economic freedoms

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It's about:

''political-social movements''

''Liberalism''

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Do your best to answer the questions!

Liberalism is focused on.......

Fill in: liberalism is an example of a .................. movement

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''Equality''

Glossary

Read the text again. Write down the words in your notebook that you don't understand!.

Look up the dutch meaning and write it down in your notebook.

You can use ''google translate'' or your dictionary.

Explanation: Socialism

What is Socialism?

A social-poltical movement who strives for equality 

What do they want?

-smaller differences between rich and poor

-emancipation of the factory workers

Explanation: Socialism

An important thinker of socialism is Karl Marx. 

He believed that the workering class would get poorer and the rich (bourgeoisie) would get richer 

Eventually the working class would seize power with a revolution.

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It's about 

''socialism''

''Karl marx''

Let's practice a little....

Do your best to answer the questions!

Socialism is focused on.......

The book ''Das kapital'' is written by Karl..........

Karl Marx called the rich class the .........

The largest dutch political socialist party during the 19th century was called........

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''Confessionals''

''Together against unbelief''

Glossary

Read the text again. Write down the words in your notebook that you don't understand!.

Look up the dutch meaning and write it down in your notebook.

You can use ''google translate'' or your dictionary.

Explanation: Confessionalism

What is Confessionalism?

A social-poltical movement which is based on religion. During the 19th century the confessionals were protestants and catholics.

What do they want?

-The governmet should support the christian belief

-The government would pay for christian schools.

Explanation: School struggle

Confessionals wanted the government to pay for Christian schools. 

Political parties of protestants and catholics worked together.

In 1917 the schoolstruggle (schoolstrijd) ended. The government would pay for Christian schools.  

Watch this movieclip!

It's about

''School struggle''

Let's practice a little....

Do your best to answer the questions!

Confessionalism is focused on.......

The political party of Abraham Kuyper is called

End of the lesson

Try to see if you understand the learning goals of this lesson below. Otherwise, repeat that part of the lesson.

1What are political-social movements?

2What is liberalism?

3What is socialism?

4What is confessinalism?

5What is the school struggle?