SOCIALISM

By: Steven Boutilier & Tanis Browning

WHAT IS SOCIALISM?

It can be referred to numerous theories of economic organization that can be the upholder of either public work or direct.

IMPORTANT PEOPLE

Claude Henri de Rouvroy He was one of the earliest founders of Socialist in

the 19th century. He felt that men of science should be the leaders of society.

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Karl Marx He believed that Socialism would take over

capitalism, to point out a classless society that everyone back then was graded depended on their wealth.

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Karl Liebknecht & Rose Luxemburg He was a German socialist, and a co-cofounder

with Rosa Luxemburg, who was also a socialist. He’s while known for the Spartacist uprising, the

uprising was then crushed by the social democrat government

They were both killed, but after death they were noticed and became icons in the religious views for Marxists.

Rosa Luxemburg

Karl Liebknecht

BEHIND SOCIALISM

Socialism isn't concentrated on philosophy of a doctrine and programme, its braches defending a degree of social interventionism and economic rationalisation (form of economic planning), but may intervene with each other.

TYPES OF SOCIALISM

It can range from a specific type of society, a philosophical outlook, and a collection of ideas and values.

Socialist allow the people to help make decisions regarding the goods and services to be made, they give an oppurtunity to make what we think is right for us, as opposed to them making it by themselves.

ORGANIZATIONS

Second International an organization of socialist and labour parties

formed in Paris on July 14th, 1889. Actions like International Workers Day International Women's Day

REFERENCES

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Information : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism http://www.worldsocialism.org/index.php