W A R : : S P A C E : : N O M A D O L O G Y -- KING CHARLES' DEATH -- ENGLISH CIVIL WAR -- Review Consortium

 Given the following informatic outline: War::Space

  • The Introduction of Capitalism and Liberalism
    • There is an intricate relationship between capitalism and liberalism, illustrating how these two systems have intersected and evolved over time.
  • Defining Capitalism
    • Free Markets - Supply & Demand vs Central Planning, Strategic Regulation, Minimizing Regulation
    • Private Ownership - Property rights...for some.
    • Profit Orientation - The pursuit of profit
    • Labor Dynamics - Wages acquisition distinct from means of production ownership
  • Importance of the wage - investment - profit relationship [WIP]
    • Disparity in profit-sharing
    • Capitalist as the individual who invests to create wealth
    • Capitalism does not exist in isolation; it is affected by broader social, economic, and political variable
    • Government regulation, market competition, and technological advancement
  • Historical Context
    • Transition from Feudal to Capitalist System
    • Peasants transitioned from self-sustaining agriculture to becoming wage laborers for landowners
    • Industrial Revolution
    • Urban factory work
    • Industry-focused regions
      • The Role of the English Civil War
        • The conflict underscored tensions between Parliament, comprised of wealthy landowners, and King Charles I.
        • The war culminated in the king's execution in 1649, representing a radical change in the governance structure.
        • Following the war, there emerged a vibrant public discourse revolving around the envisioning of a better society, introducing radical ideas such as religious freedom, political reform, and the return of common land, notably proposed by groups like the Diggers
      • Oliver Cromwell's Government
        • Authoritarian approach
        • Affluent classes to consolidate power
        • Capitalism to flourish
        • Governance to favor property rights, a priori consideration
        • Economic interests of landowners the focus
      • Philosophical Underpinnings of John Locke
        • Government to be by the consent of the governed
        • Contradictory emancipation
          • Freedom of Individuals
            • Excluding the Enslaved, Women, & Indigenous
        • Contradictory Society
          • Ideals of Liberty vs. Actual Social Structures
          • Emergence of Liberalism favored Wealthy
          • Upheld Interests of Property Owners, Including Enslaved "Properties" aka People "Others."