Political Ideologies

The Industrial Revolution marked the final and most predominate decline of Feudalism and Mercantilism in favor new political ideologies. In this politically and economically turbulent times, revolutions sprouted all over the colonized world against the institutions of the 'old regime'. In Britain, The political stand points of Liberalism and Socialism (and the many sub-divisions thereof) developed and became practiced, while The Communist Manifesto was scribed in an underground club in London. In France, Conservatism became …

…better himself allowed for the general expansion of business franchise. Parliaments could also enact on the established rights of man (which only included landowning men at the time in Britain) and legislate changes in the favor of the whole society. The diversity of the political theory that emerged during the Industrial Revolution in Europe reflects the turmoil and chaos experienced in the downfall of old systems. The revolutions spawned by the writings of various philosophers