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    All Quiet on the Western Front made him rich at a very young age‚ yet he did not settle for it‚ publishing nine more books on the same topic in hopes to promote a more peaceful world. Through this book and these other nine works‚ Remarque was a muckraker for those in the military‚ but also a prominent figure in the pursuit of world peace. To further assert his qualifications‚ the German government burned Remarque’s books before World War II because they knew that it was powerful enough to keep people

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    people should take a practical approach to morals and knowledge. Progressive thinkers adopted this philosophy because it enabled them to challenge fixed notions that stood in the way of reform. However to act‚ citizens first must be informed. Muckrakers‚ a term coined by Roosevelt‚ were journalists who wrote to the middle class about corruption‚ greed and schemes in politics. Lloyd‚ a reporter‚ fully exposed the corruption of the monopoly‚ Standard Oil. With the public fully informed about these

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    individuals attempted to address problems within American society. Their efforts have had a significant impact on American life. Two individuals that attempted to address problems within American society were Upton Sinclair and Jacob Riis. These two muckrakers revealed the horrible working and living conditions of the lower class. In Upton Sinclair’s In The Jungle (1906)‚ Sinclair showed how unregulated capitalism was in the meatpacking industry. His described the unsanitary conditions and the inhumane

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    the 1890s until the mid-20th century. Progressives were a group of people who supported causes such as tax and political reform‚ as well as many other issues affecting the American people. This movement saw exponential growth when people called muckrakers assisted in revealing the corruption and societal issues in America. Progressives saw great success at the local and state levels‚ introducing many economic‚ social‚ and political reforms‚ including public transportation‚ housing regulations‚ and

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    Progressive Era The rapid industrialization of the cities during the late nineteenth century led to many problems and conditions that needed to be solved. These reforms became the foundation of the progressive movement. The two major problems were the unfair labor conditions and the abusive practices of big business owners. The reform also required laws are passed by different levels of government. First major problem consisted of unfair labor conditions. Women and children made up a large population

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    Turn of The Century Author Project: Text Analysis The turn of the Century brought rapid industrialization‚ resulting in an increase in consumer goods and wealth. This industrialization‚ however‚ came with a price. The rise of trusts and monopolies consolidated the wealth and power in the hands of the few. To secure power‚ Political Machines were born and corruption in government and politics reached an all-time new high. Corruption permeated the American society and many authors‚ such as Lincoln

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    US History: Midterm Review Big Ideas: Geography. Great Plains: The Great Plains is the broad expanse of flat land‚ much of it covered in prairie‚ steppe and grassland‚ that lies west of the Missouri River and east of the Rocky Mountains in the United States and Canada. Central Plains: In the U.S In the U.S. state of Wisconsin‚ the Central Plain is a geographical region consisting of about 13‚000 square miles of land in a v-shaped belt across the center of the state. Miss. River: The Mississippi

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    Unit: The Rise of a Modern Nation This Unit Activity will help you meet these educational goals: Inquiry Skills—You will apply disciplinary concepts and tools‚ analyze societal issues‚ trends‚ and events‚ evaluate change and continuity over time‚ develop credible explanations of historical events and developments based on reasoned interpretation of evidence‚ gather evidence‚ evaluate and use evidence‚ develop explanations and make persuasive arguments in support of your conclusions‚ and communicate

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    man‚ fixing things that they found unjust. For years‚ the poor and immigrants were unhappy with treatment from their big-business employers. Their long working hours and exploitation of children were‚ among other things‚ exposed by the Muckrakers. The Muckrakers were journalists who exposed corruption in business and politics and made many of their readers angry. These new reformers took over the old Populist idea that the government should work for the public ’s economic well being. Reform groups

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    Populist and Progressive Reform in American History Throughout American history‚ reform was common among people of a particular‚ race‚ gender‚ or class used to accomplish change. The emergence of the populist and progressive movements were a response to the changing climate in American society due to rapid industrialization‚ an ethnically diverse personality of a young nation‚ and birth of American imperialism. Disgruntled American farmers that wished to advance their economic position initiated

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