Crisis of the 1890s

Historically, when the country advances power and wealth, it seems that it can not be denied that it will change soon. These changes affect the political, economic and social systems of the country, which is often beneficial to the rich and harmful to the unfortunate people. An example of this concept can be seen in American history. After the era of civil war and reconstruction, the United States rapidly exceeded the industrial production of Britain, became a major country of industrialization.

The heart of the social conflict that consumed the United States during the "crisis" of the 1890s was not only the protest against the distribution of wealth of the country but also the power to determine the meaning and practice of American democracy. Democracy seems to demonstrate the real aspects of its "disorder" and "corruption" for state intellectuals and business elites. For those involved in the labor union and farmers' alliance for 10 years, the border seems to be briefly defined by the Constitution of the Labor Order: "production class" and "rich benefit". Just in the civil war alone, this country is very divided, people with contemporaries - at least a relief from the historical distance from fragmentation of help - classification seems to be more powerful. Wage workers, in particular workers who integrate industries, are organizing labor unions and continue to strike and boycott

I will take up the USA in the 1880s and 1890s as an example. At that time Americans experienced a panic in 1973, a financial crisis very similar to 2007-8. They live in a society as unequal as ours, are facing large immigrants comparable to today, and a series of social and political similarities we are experiencing I have experienced paralysis. Over the last two decades, many American workers and most partners have called for the closing of all Chinese immigrants. According to "China's exclusion method" in 1883, they got it. This is the era of KKK, a large immigration prevention campaign like the American Protection Association. However, this is also the era of "work of the Order of the Order". This is a mass labor campaign calling for the establishment of "cooperative association", opening doors to thousands of women and black people.