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Chapter 6 Section 2 Rise of Big Business

REVIEW What does laissez-faire mean? Explain the philosophy of Marx How was Darwin’s theory of evolution applied to society?

Using pp. 201-202 Social Critics Factory life and poor working conditions harmed workers All citizens should own all means of production Government assistance would prevent thebest businesses from rising to the top Business Leaders Individuals should be self-reliant Businesses would prosper in the absence of government interference Government interference would reduce self-reliance ARGUMENTS REGARDING GOVERNMENT’S ROLE IN BUSINESS Using pp. 201-202

“Nature’s cure for most social and political diseases is better than man’s” Nicholas Murray Butler

Chapter 6 Section 2 GRAB A BOOK P. 208 - #1-3