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-accumulation of national wealth in the 1600-1700s
-export more than we import to recieve more money
-favorable balance of trade
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farmers had to pay a tax on whiskey which they resented.
this was alexander hamiltons plan to pay off national debt |
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-restriction of trade with other countries
-jefferson imposed in response to french and british attactks on amer trading ships.
-hurt new england econemy becuase they depend on trade
-failed to resolve issues with G.B. then would lead to war |
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-the great comprimiser (henry clay) plan to premote economic nationalism
1. infrastructure
2.high protective tariffs
3. renewal of national bank |
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5 things needed to industrialize
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1. resources, technology
2. labor
3. money
4. entrapenuers
5 infrastructure
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| belief by jefferson, envisited a morally pure america, critized overcrowding, crim and morea decay associated with industrial city life. |
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Textile factory invented by Francis Cabot Lowell.
-lowell mill girls worked to bring in extra income |
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Problems faced by farmers in the mid 1800s
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-poor growing conditions
-crop prices fell
-faced with deflation |
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advocated for free coinage of silver
They wanted to lower the gold standard of the United States to silver, which would have simultaneously allowed more money to be printed and made available to the public and cause inflation. Many Silverites were in the west , where silver was mined. Advocates predicted that if silver were used as the standard of money, they would be able to pay off all of their debt. |
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| prices go up and purchasing power of the dollar goes down ( gets out of debt) |
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| the prices in goods drop (caused competition between us and other nations) |
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| more supply than demand(extra) |
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| society should do as little as possible to interfere with peoples persuit of success |
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outlawed combination of companies that restrained trade or commerce (monopolies)
often applied against unions |
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| nations central banking system established in 1913 |
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| advantages of forming a corporation |
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-can sell shares
-not dependent on owners
-limited liability ( cant lose more then they've invested)
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pool/cartel- buisness owners in same industry that set high pices for goods and services
trust- group of companies in a single industry which are placed under control of managing a board
holding company- corp. formned to buy controling shares of other corps. |
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-located in urban areas
-involved middle class, college, farmers
-trusted experts to analyze and solve problems
-liked big business methods
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| populist movement components |
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- called for more circulation of money
-urged unlimited minting of silver
-supported a progressive income tax
-endorsed 8 hr working day
-called for gvt owneship of trans. systems |
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| hoped to organize all working women and men into single union skilled or unskilled ( end to child labor and 8hr day) |
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| American federation of labor |
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goal: only skilled labors into smaller unions
-led by samuel gompers |
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| industrial workers of the world |
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| focused on unskilled labors |
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relief-temporary measures to adress immediate concerns, unemployment, hunger, homelessness etc
recovery- get econemy moving again, pump priming
reform- long terms measures to prevent economic problems |
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| causes of Great Depression |
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1.post ww1 european recov. having rebuilt after war euro needed us products which resulted in surplus at home
2.q- able banking practices- urban banks invested ppls savings into stock market, bankers lent money to ppl to buy stocks on margin, barrow $ to make $
3. lack of econom diversification- after a few major industries failed it set off negative multiplier affect thru econemy
4. overproducton /unconsum of goods- americans bought on credit
5. poor monetary policy- after stock crash, taking money out of circulation there were higher interest rates so ppl couldn't aford to barrow $
6. poor fiscal policy- decrease in rev the had to higher income tax
7. failure of ww1 debt repayment.
8. econmic warfare (high tariffs, hawley smoot tariff prevented us from selling its goods abroad |
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| buying stocks on margin is to barrow money to make money |
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demand-side economics, during a ressession gvt spending goes up taxes are cut and interest rates decreased
during inflation gvt spending goes down taxes are increased and interest rates go up |
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| economic problem for facing the young nation after rev war |
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| gvts taxing and spending, higher fed income taxes to highest level in history (then) |
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| amound of money in circulation |
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| great society legislation |
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| "war on poverty" johnson wanted to eliminate poverty and racial injustice overcome disease, revitalize the citiess |
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