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The Free labor ideal was a philosophy which developed in the American north during the 1840s and 1850s. Free labor referred to laborers who were not slaves, not to laborers who worked for nothing, and free labor ideas accounted for both the successes and the shortcomings of the economy and...
Free Labor, Emancipation & Reconstruction’s Global Lens
2020年7月24日 · In the nineteenth century, driven largely by an age of emancipation that brought about the slow, halting collapse of the transatlantic slave trade and, later, slavery itself, free labor emerged as a force in its own right.
How Do You Define Free Labor Ideology? - Reference.com
2015年8月4日 · The definition of free labor ideology is the belief that labor should result in independence and wealth distribution. Free labor ideology is a term used to refer to the differences between the Northern and Southern economies during the nineteenth century.
Free Labor Ideology - (African American History - Fiveable
Free labor ideology significantly influenced political debates by framing slavery as not only morally wrong but also economically inferior. Proponents argued that free labor led to greater productivity and innovation, thus supporting policies that favored free states over slave states.
A Guide to Primary Resources for US History - University of Virginia
Influenced by the messages of self-discipline and individual achievement embodied in the Second Great Awakening, transcendentalism, and "free labor," these reform movements included temperance, women's rights, abolition, and states' rights.
The Market Revolution and (The Myth of?) Free Labor
Although legislators were often slow to intervene in freely-entered contracts between management and labor, in most states, protective legislation of various kinds did eventually pass, if only to alleviate the concerns and criticisms of labor …
Free Labor: A Historiographical Inquiry « A Nation Of Abolitionists
2013年10月25日 · By the 1980s, historians of labor, slavery, and anti-slavery started asking new questions about labor systems in the nineteenth-century Atlantic World: how free was “free labor”? Was wage slavery a natural extension of chattel slavery?
six essays all discuss the relationship between northern "free labor" ideology, the war, and Reconstruction, and they do offer a general explanation of why the war came and why the peace turned out as it did.
12. The New West and the Free North, 1840–1860
During the 1840s and 1850s, leaders throughout the North and West emphasized a set of ideas that seemed to explain why the changes under way in their society benefited some people more than others. They referred again and again to the advantages of what they termed free labor. (The word free referred to laborers who were not slaves. It did not ...
Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men: The Ideology of the Republican …
1995年4月20日 · Since its publication twenty-five years ago, Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men has been recognized as a classic, an indispensable contribution to our understanding of the causes of the American...
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