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6.2 The Social Issue
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"Social" comes from the Latin word "socius", which means "fellow man" (medemens).
"social" is therefore always about
people.
An "issue" is a
problem
that needs to be solved.
Thus:
The
Social Issue
in the 19th century refers to the growing
problem
of the terrible
working- and living conditions
of
factory workers
in the cities.
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AGE 8. The Time of Citizens and Steam Engines
6.2 The Social Issue
SOCIALISM
= a political movement that campaigns for equality between rich and poor people in society.
What do socialists want?
improve the lives of the poor working people.
How?
They believe that the government should interfere in the economy, make
(social) laws
.
They campaign for expanding voting rights so poor people can vote as well.
They help workers organise and set up Trade Unions
Some even argue that a REVOLUTION is the only way to change things
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AGE 8. The Time of Citizens and Steam Engines
6.2 The Social Issue
Trade Unions (vakbonden)
Workers organised themselves in
trade unions.
Only if they protested
together
they could force their employers to make changes (improve working conditions)
Their fiercest weapon was STRIKE (staking).
Trade Unions fought for
social legistlation
(sociale wetten), like
minimum wages
8 hour working days
unemployment benefits
an old age pension
ban on child labour
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AGE 8. The Time of Citizens and Steam Engines
6.2 The Social Issue
Trade Unions today
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