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Socialism Key Ideas Means of production Gap between rich and poor Government Ownership Mixed Economy Utopian Socialist Communities

Socialism: Who supplies? Food Medical care Housing Aid to poor Cars Technology Information/news Utilities—gas/electricity Insurance

Purpose of Socialism Socialism aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor. The government taxes the wealthy and provides for the poor.

How does socialism work? Government provides services that people need: health care, housing (for some), education—including college, aid to the poor and elderly In order to be able to pay for these services, it collects very high taxes (over 50% of income).

Utopian Socialism Robert Owen created utopian communities (or cooperative communities) Small agricultural communities—people worked common farm together Everyone contributed labor as they were able Everyone was taken care of

Utopian Community: Brook Farm

Does it work? Problems:

Who benefits? Socialism is good for. . . Socialism can be a problem for . . .