1. Liberalism
... , which led many persons, especially workers, to question the liberal creed. It was in reaction to the failure of liberalism to provide a good life for everyone that workers' movements and Marxism arose. Because liberalism is concerned with liberating the individual, however, its doctrines changed with the change in historical realities. Liberalism in the Twentieth Century By 1900, L. T. Hobhouse and T. H. Green began ... , particularly economics and sociology. The Warren Court's 1954 Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka decision declaring school segregation unconstitutional transformed ...
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