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    derby‚ and moved up into the middle class." The Progressive Era‚ the years 1895-1920‚ was an idealistic period‚ one that focused on constructive social‚ economic‚ and political change. Progressives believed that the complex social ills and tensions generated by the urban-industrial revolution required expanding the scope of local‚ state‚ and federal government authority. This‚ they believed‚ would ensure the progress of American society. The progressive movement refers to the common spirit of an age

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    the efforts that Taft made to stall progressive reform‚ and why progressives led an insurgent campaign during the election of 1912. Explain what factors accounted for Wilson’s victory in 1912. • Recognize how Wilson sought to enact his “New Freedom” once in office. Understand the reforms he supported‚ and his views on the tariff 336 issue‚ banking‚ and trusts. Explain why Wilson earned the name “the reluctant Progressive.” • Understand the limits of progressive reform‚ and identify the organizations

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    The Progressive Era was a pivotal time in American history filled with reform and activism. Taking place from the 1890’s to the 1920’s‚ the Progressive Movement landed right in between the Gilded Age and World War One. The political‚ social and economic reforms of the Progressive Movement addressed many of the problems of the gilded age by creating a more democratic political system and a government that was more responsive to the needs of the people; however‚ the movement failed to address the problems

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    Study Guide:Gabby Fernandez Ms. Skacan US History Period 3 6 May 2013 Progressive Era Reform The beginning of the twentieth century verified a desperate need for political‚ social and economic reform. The Progressive Era called for movements due to the reactions affecting the ever growing nation’s industrialization‚ immigration and urbanization. Journalists known as the “muckrakers” highlighted the malpractices in politics and business which also demanded eradication after society realized

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    society were questioned. This effort to reform was called the Progressive Movement. This was the movement that sought to return control of the government to the people‚ restore economic opportunities‚ and to correct injustices in American life. The reformers never agreed on problems or solutions but they shared goals‚ such as social welfare‚ promoting moral improvement‚ creating economic reform‚ and encouraging efficiency. The Progressive Movement successfully reformed conditions in cities through

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    When progressives began to work for reform at the national level‚ their major goal was government regulation of business. Seeking antitrust laws to eliminate monopolies‚ they also supported lower tariffs‚ a graduated income tax‚ and a system to control currency. They found a spokesperson in President Theodore Roosevelt.Regulation‚ Roosevelt believed‚ was the only way to solve the problems caused by big business. A leading publicist for progressive ideals‚ Roosevelt became known as a trustbuster.

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    between the poor and the rich and the unfair labor system gave birth the progressive movement. Progressivism was supported and founded by middle class people‚ including both genders who hoped to repair the vices that were spread in the society. Meanwhile‚ Progressivism was defeated by rich people. The movement reflected the dissatisfaction of the progressive Party‚ so they fought to bring their reform into life. The progressive movement designed a platform that is very similar the Populist Party. In

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    two groups: Domestic and Foreign Policy. The first three are in the domestic school: The Progressives‚ The Consensus Historians‚ and The New Left. The foreign policy group consists of The Nationalists‚ The Realists‚ and The Radicals. Domestic The first school of domestic historical thought is The Progressives. This school spawned around 1902 and began to fade around 1945. They are named after the progressive reformers of the early 20th century. Their major influences were urbanization and immigration

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    Dr. Manian Hst 17B Test 1—StudyQs Chapter 15: 1. Learn about the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Constitutional Amendments. (2 or 3 questions). 2. Learn all that the book says about the Reconstruction Act of 1867. (2 or 3 questions). 3. Learn about the new Southern Constitutions that were adopted after the Reconstruction Act of 1867. 4. What does the term‚ “carpetbagger” mean? 5. What was the status of blacks in Southern state legislatures. 6. Learn about Reconstruction

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    Theodore Roosevelt‚ who was perhaps the most Progressive president of all‚ was considered so due to his belief that the president is “the steward of public welfare” (Foner 706). This means that Roosevelt believed that the president was responsible for the overall well-being of the public—of American citizens. He did so by supporting a government regulation of the economy‚ which would help prevent our country being overrun by large corporations. In his Square Deal‚ Roosevelt “…attempted to confront

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