Marxism & Socialist International A Threat to Nationalism.

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Marxism & Socialist International A Threat to Nationalism

Solidarity Forever 1st Socialist International in London –Karl Marx one of the Founders –Supported Paris Commune 2nd Socialist International in Paris –Declared May 1st as International Worker’s Day –Declared March 8th as International Women’s Day –Initiated Campaign for 8-hour working day –Famous members: August Bebel; Rosa Luxemburg; Karl Kautsky; Clara Zetkin; Jean Jaurès; Vladimir Lenin

1st International

May Day

Unions & Revisionism

Establishing the Social Order

The Growth of “The City”

Urban Problems As urban population grows…so does disease and crime Edwin Chadwick

Edwin Chadwick: Reforms for the Poor

“Poverty and misery are the parents of crime”

Organized Police Force France: 1829 Serjents Britain: 1850’s The Bobbies

Science & Public Health Louis Pasteur: 1885 vaccine against rabies 1890 vaccine against diphtheria, typhoid & cholera

Joseph Lister …50% of surgery patients died after surgery….

Thomas Crapper ( )

Urban Planning

Introduction of Boulevards

The Model City of Vienna

Class structure and living structure

Mass Transit

From Horse-drawn to Electric

Underground Transportation

The Tube

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