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Progress to Modernity, Antiquity, Classical Liberalism:, Feudalism:…

- - - - stimulate economy and share public resources esp in tough times; market alone cannot fix (cf. Keynes)
        
        Equitability
    - - Neoliberal Reactionarism
        
        aggressive independence, spending cuts (e.g. Thatcher, Reagan)
        
        exacerbated by
        
        echo chambers
- - - - socialism: still collectivist, ideally egalitarian (but functionally beaurocratic) "stepping stone"
        
        end of Marxian "class contradiction" IF beaurocrats allowed state to "wither away"
        
        communism: where all give what they can and take what they need; it does away with
        
        states
        
        class
        
        money (esp. capital)
        
        UTOPIA
        
        superstition
    - - liberalism: equality before law. Individual is centre of importance. No one is "wrong" unless they violate others' rights
      - capitalism: economic manifestation of liberalism. Do not interfere people using their money (capital) to expand their wealth/ascend through classes
        
        American Rev
        
        democracy: people's rule
        
        FREEDOM
        
        free markets
      - free press: people ought to know and express