Definition: Anarchists were often radical, often socialist in their views. They believed social class distinctions would not solve economic problems. In 1820s and early 19th century, Anarchists sought to overthrow existing capitalist structures and establish a society without any means of production and government. They advocated for "free" trade, freedom of the press, equality before the law, etc. But they were also very much concerned with preserving the traditional social order and keeping the status quo. Anarchists often opposed the concept of government as the central authority, believing it to be a hindrance rather than an ally. They believed in individual rights and freedoms above all else, and saw freedom as the key to achieving their goals.
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