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== The social question == | == The social question == | ||
Known as soziale Frage in Germany and in France, ''question sociale'', this question going back to the very beginning of the transition from [[feudal society]] to capitalist society. The industrial revolution drew many people into cities and caused a population explosion as society began transitioning from largely agrarian to urban industrial settings. This caused much material and intellectual deprivation as inequality soared and caused the formation of the earliest socialist organizations. | Known as soziale Frage in Germany and in France, ''question sociale'', this question going back to the very beginning of the transition from [[feudal society]] to capitalist society. The industrial revolution drew many people into cities and caused a population explosion as society began transitioning from largely agrarian to urban industrial settings. This caused much material and intellectual deprivation as inequality soared and caused the formation of the earliest socialist organizations. | ||
Notably, the German bourgeoisie responded to these various issues | Notably, the German bourgeoisie responded to these various issues by creating a national healthcare system, pensions, unemployment insurance in a successful attempt to prevent [[socialist revolution]]. See Engel's The Housing Question for additional reading. | ||
== The land question == | == The land question == | ||
Closely connected to the national question, the land question involves several ongoing political debates and actions, like the land back movement and land reparations for black [[United States of America|Statesians]]. | Closely connected to the national question, the land question involves several ongoing political debates and actions, like the land back movement and land reparations for black [[United States of America|Statesians]]. | ||