Industrial Capitalism in Canada

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This paper will go on to explore some of the criticisms that radical socialists, unions, and worker's councils had about industrial capitalism in Canada. Since most of these movements had socialist, and at the very least left-wing, underpinnings, this paper will also look at the foundations of left-wing thought. This involves taking a look at the pioneering critics of capitalism, which, of course, for the most part centres on Marx and his peers. It also necessitates a look at the dynamics of unionism and why Canadian unionism differed from the kind that was established elsewhere. After providing these details, most of the criticisms on industrial capitalism in Canada will be revealed. Nevertheless, the paper draws to a close with a more detailed summary of the leading rebuffs that industrial capitalism took in the 1870 to 1910 period.

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