Chapter 13

• Marxism: A theory of social change that argues that the capitalist system is based on class struggle and that the working class will eventually overthrow the ruling class
• Evolutionary Socialism: The idea that the state should be run in a way that promotes the interests of the working class
• Revisionism: The idea that the past should be viewed in a more realistic way, with the emphasis on the importance of the present.
• Anarchism: A political philosophy that advocates the abolition of all forms of government and the establishment of a society based on voluntary cooperation.
• Mass Society: The idea that the mass media is a powerful force that shapes the way people think and behave.
• Plutocrats - the wealthy, the richest 1% of the population
• Mass Leisure: A form of leisure that is not tied to a specific location or time.
• Home Rule Act 1914 - Irish Parliament Act 1914 - Irish Free State Act 1922 - Northern Ireland Act 1920
• Cult of Domesticity: Women were expected to be submissive and obedient to their husbands.