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    The reconstruction era was an era of rebuilding after the civil war. The united states handled the success of the reconstruction era in a variety of ways from well (political) to poorly (social) The social equality for freed slaves was a major point in the reconstruction. The political freedom of the former slaves was one of the best handled points of the reconstruction. When the thirteenth amendment was passed it stated that “neither slavery nor involuntary servitude … shall exist in the United

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    Both the Progressive Era and FDR’s New Deal reforms focused on the discrepancies between the rich and the poor. Both sought to bring the poor on a more level playing field with the rich. They did this by involving the government. The Progressives did this by offering a minimum working wage and establishing unions to protect the workers from greedy monopolies. In the throes of the Great Depression‚ Roosevelt focused on economic recovery and also on the promotion of labor unions to make better

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    The period after the War of 1812 during the presidency of James Monroe is often referred to as the “era of good feelings” because of a feeling of nationalism‚ a feeling of pride and national unity. The end of the Federalist Party also provided the nation with a feeling of nationalism‚ for there was no political opposition toward the Republicans. This title‚ however‚ may not be the most accurate label for this particular time period‚ for this time period marked the beginnings of sectionalism‚ with

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    The Articles of Confederations’ Failure as an Effective Government During the American Revolution the French needed some security before they would ally themselves with the Colonists‚ and thus the Articles of Confederation was created. Between 1781 and 1789 the United States used the Articles of Confederation as a guide to governing the country. With that came the questioning of whether or not the Articles of Confederation was an effective form of government. An effective form of government

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    New Deal and Progressive Era. The New Deal produced a number of policies and programs that worked to change the life of Americans living in poverty‚ greatly influenced by the Progressive ideology. For example‚ in 1941‚ the Supreme Court overrules current decision from 1916 declaring child labor unconstitutional (http://xroads.virginia.edu/~ma01/davis/photography/reform/progressive_era.html). Roosevelt intended to pull families out of poverty by providing men with jobs‚ while Progressive ideals focussed

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    twentieth century‚ there were lots of reform efforts in an era called the Progressive Era. Many of these reform were extremely successful. Some of the main reforms during the Progressive Era included living conditions in cities as well as reform efforts in the workplace. These reforms were extremely important because they led to happier populus as well as less deaths. During the Progressive Era there was a political party that was called the Progressive Party. This political party was a third party and helped

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    The “Progressive Era” of the early twentieth century was a period that experienced a widespread of social and political activism and reform. During this time‚ Progressives sought to terminate industrial and political corruption in order to make the government more efficient‚ safe‚ and honest. They tackled child labor‚ took on the banking system and at the same time‚ the women’s suffrage movement was on the rise. A distinct similarity between Progressives of the early 1900’s and Progressives of today

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    States of America became immersed in national pride which led to Era of Good Feelings‚ a period of unprecedented political unity. However‚ problems and disagreements grew behind the facets of the era that manifested nationalism. Sectionalism began to form as the dissent between the north and the south and different political figures intensified. Divergence among politicians was one of the factors that made the nationalism of Era of Good Feelings break apart. After the Federalist Party was virtually

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    American progressive era‚ from 1890s to 1920s‚ is believed to be a period of societal awakening. Although‚ there is no particular date that could be mentioned to mark its end‚ yet people believe that it lasted for around 30 years. After the civil war‚ the rapidly developing American economy was facing hundreds of problems due to its structural weaknesses. The capitalist system came under severe criticism because of the prominent flaws in its basic structural composition. The issues like racial segregation

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    swami vivekananda drew equal attention at the first World Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893 . He won a silver medal in same . His statue still stands at the Jain temple in Chicago. He was key member of Indian National Congress . And as a reformer established a] Gandhi Philosophical Society‚ b] Society for the Education of Women in India (SEWI). Under the banner of SEWI‚ several Indian women came to U.S.A. for higher studies. c] School of Oriental Philosophy‚ d] Jain Literature Society in

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