Libertarianism is the modern term of classical liberalism.

You know the belief in Social Liberalism and Smaller Government, individual state rights, and helping small independent businesses vs big corporations, more rights for the people to vote on issues, the gold standard etc.
basically what the republicans are paying lip service to, without all the social issues and controversy, and religious stuff. trying to fake like they believe in (they are actully brougt by the same elites and corporations and have the same agenda as the Democrats forcing communism down our throats and a NWO,

Classical liberalism is sort of split between the Republican Party and the Libertarian Party.

Isn’t classical liberalism what "conservatives" are now attempting to preserve against the left wing forces of radical change (European fascistic socialism)?

Around the end of the 60’s

http://www.uhuh.com/nwo/communism/comgoals.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Ayers

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Farrakhan

http://www.alltheinternet.com/texis/open/counter?sa=L&ai=ClnMmgRaZTYCGFcG4gwf07K2XDaTojPgB1MHAmyHyqPA&num=101&sig=AGiWqtwTFKXU_mUtlQAewNZQaRedBerv9Q&adurl=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Panther_Party

then the afterburners were hit in 2008 for everyone to see

http://sweetness-light.com/archive/cpusa-and-obama-platforms-are-identical

http://www.cpusa.org/health-care-the-time-for-a-united-push-is-now

http://cpusa.org/obama-state-of-the-union-he-got-the-ball-rolling

http://www.cpusa.org/12-days-to-go-the-election-depends-on-you/

the Unions also became part of the movernemt

http://www.aflcio.org/issues/politics/labor2010/index.cfm

http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/contrib.php?cycle=2010&ind=P

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The labeling is the most significant difference, followed closely by the taxpayer funding of the growth of either.

What are some positive impacts for the workers?Responses to impacts for Capitalists and Farmers and a negative impact for Government.

Federal debt, over regulation of business and high taxation of citizens.

How does the industrial revolution apply the principles of classical liberalism?

The two really do not go ‘hand-in-hand’. The Industrial Revolution brought forth some very selfish neoconservatives of the sort Dickens criticised in many of his writings.

I am referring to the ideology, not the political party.

Freedom and size of Government.

What are the differences between classical liberalism and neo-classical liberalism?

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besides divine right and absolute monarchies

absolute monarchies, divine right

I have to do a social essay on this and i’m not sure what to say.

Pretty much, classic liberalism is based on the middle-classes economic and political needs. It believes in utilitarianism (what makes something right/wrong is based on the usefulness of it for a majority of people, not based on morals or nature) and man’s ability to govern oneself. Classic liberalists wanted represented government, freedom of press/assembly to criticize the government and transparency in government actions. They did not want universal suffrage, because they believed only people who had education or property had the right to vote. They supported laissez-faire (the fact that the government should not get involved in economic planning, only businesses should) and advocated education because education equals power. Lastly they believed every problem could be negotiated without physical conflict.
Laborers began to get angry with the ideas of the liberalists. They did not like that they weren’t allowed to vote in liberalist societies and they hated that the government could not get involved in economic planning. They wanted everyone to be equal, and did not think anyone was above anyone else (like the liberalists believed they were above all). They wanted the government to own all the land, businesses and property and split it equally between all. This idea was started by Count Saint-de-Simone.A total socialist society, as mirrored in Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward, was what the Marxists were looking for- pure social, economic and political equality.