Adam Smith (1723 – 1790) was a Scottish economist. In 1776, he published The Wealth of Nations, which became the foundation of modern economics.
He focused on understanding how people can freely make a living. In 1764, at the age of forty, he went on a tour of France that enabled him to collect evidence on the fiscal problems of the French most powerful monarchy. He grasped the concept that people prosper when they can freely choose the terms of their work and trade freely protected by the rule of just laws.
For Adam Smith liberty meant not only freedom of speech and freedom of religion, but freedom to earn a living, freedom from excessive government regulations and the freedom to own and create a new business.
Adam Smith did not foresee the development of huge corporate monopolies. He did not imagine the brutal working and living conditions suffered by masses of men, women and children.
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The leage of nations was the predecessor the UN. The UN basically wanted to promote piece in thw world, and mediate small scale conflicts between countries to prevent war
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The Great Awakening - In the 1730s this protestant religious movement spearheaded a religious revival across the North American British colonies. It started with ministers such as Jonathan Edwards who refused to convert to the Church of England. He was especially concerned that his fellow New-English men were being misled into concerning themselves more with worldly matters rather than the religious principles of John Calvin. Ministers in the movement such as George Whitfield used maverick tactics to pas on their message and preach. This led to a breakdown of respect for long held traditions. The movement also helped the colonies to develop a national identity since it spanned across all colonies.