Social Democracy of America

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Social Democracy of America was a late-19th-century American socialist political organization that emerged from the labor movement and helped lay the groundwork for the Socialist Party of America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American political party
political organization
socialist organization
activeIn 1890s
advocated cooperative enterprises
democratic control of industry
associatedWith Midwestern socialism
Milwaukee socialist movement
contributedToFormationOf Socialist Party of America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolvedInto Social Democratic Party of America
emergedFrom American labor movement
foundedBy Eugene V. Debs
Victor L. Berger
members of the American Railway Union
goal establish socialist cooperative commonwealth
hasNotableLeader Eugene V. Debs
Frederic Heath
J. Malcom R. Sparks
Sylvester Keliher
Victor L. Berger
hasPoliticalOrientation reformist socialist
headquartersLocation Chicago
helpedLayGroundworkFor Socialist Party of America
historicalSignificance early national socialist organization in the United States
forerunner of the Socialist Party of America
ideology social democracy
socialism
influencedBy European social democracy
Marxism
language English
membershipBase railway workers
trade unionists
urban workers
notableEvent split between colonizationists and political actionists
opposedIdeology capitalism
laissez-faire capitalism
partOf American socialist movement
politicalPosition left-wing
precededBy American Railway Union
strategy colonization of Western territories
electoral political action
succeededBy Social Democratic Party of America
supported public ownership of key industries
trade unionism
workers' rights
timePeriod late 19th century

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American Railway Union followedBy Social Democracy of America