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    Janos Lobb April 3‚ 2013 APUSH Outline Chapter 28 – Progressivism I. Progressive Roots a. The progressive movements started in the 1870s and the 1890s with two parties. One was the Greenback Labor Party and the other was the Populists b. Early progressive movements were trying to change the corruption of bigwigs and their companies. Many different people explained what had happened in books c. Early reformers tried to make changes by voting. Besides voting‚ high-minded

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    Awesome Student Mrs. Aars CIS American History 15 March‚ 2013 My Take on the Progressives The common thought about progressivism before the 1950s were that it was a movement by the common people to curb the excessive power of powerful people such as urban bosses‚ corporate moguls‚ and corrupt officials. However‚ when George Mowry wrote his Progressivism: Middle Class Disillusionment‚ he challenged the common idea that the progressives were middle class citizens and instead considered them to

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    directly relate to the students’ lives‚ problem-based learning and activities that impact students physically‚ intellectually‚ socially‚ and emotionally. The teaching philosophy that includes all of these learning tools is progressivism. According to our textbook‚ “progressivism is an educational philosophy emphasizing real-world problem solving and individual development.” This method of teaching involves the students in interactive learning while increasing their desire for knowledge. Once they

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    The 1928 Presidential elections was a contest between Republican nominee Herbert Hoover and Democratic nominee Al Smith. It marked the first time that a Roman Catholic‚ Al Smith‚ became a major party’s nomination for US President. Despite a rather landslide victory by Herbert Hoover‚ 60% of the popular vote and over 80% of the electoral returns‚ this was a heated election pitting wets verses drys‚ immigrants versus natives‚ city vs. country‚ blacks verses whites‚ and most notably Catholics verses

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    The main difference between the 2004 and 2008 presidential election was the obvious fact that one winner was a republican while the other was democrat. This brings completely different opinions on issues and what the American people are looking to improve in the country; Like a “grass is greener on the other side” view. Oddly enough the involvement of age groups percentage stayed the same‚ 18-64 age group being 84 percent and 65 and up age group being 16 percent. In 2004 we were a few years into

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    Presidential elections have always been a significant part of the “American Dream” - the freedom to vote for the candidates people wish to see as their president. Especially with the development of technology‚ access to politics has become easily available to all. Television specifically acts as a main source to view presidential elections. Although television has created an outlet for the public to connect with candidates on a personal level‚ it has also affected public ratings and negatively increased

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    led efforts for change. The National Council of Jewish Women‚ the National Congress of Mothers‚ and the Women’s Trade Union League are just a few among many. In fact‚ there were over one million members in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in 1912. With these numbers‚ women could have joined together and gotten the right to vote‚ however they faced many challenges. Perhaps the largest disadvantage they met was disunity. Until the National American Women Suffrage Association was formed‚ there

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    democratic institutions. Minor tinkering with the rules and regulations concerning the administration of elections has been common‚ including amendments to the laws governing election broadcasts‚ financial disclosure‚ or constituency redistricting. In the post-war period countries have occasionally switched electoral formulas between d’Hondt and LR-Hare‚ adjusted the effective threshold for election‚ and expanded their assembly size (Lijphart‚ 1994). Yet until recently wholesale and radical reform of

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    which caused problems for many. They were paid off by businesses‚ they were paid off by political machines and they were paid off by other politicians. This led to many elections that would have likely gone differently if corruption had not altered so many votes. Anyone with enough money could have altered any local election‚ and many of them did just that. This corruption was revealed and after several laws/acts were passed‚ corruption in government was lessened considerably. For a very long

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    In 1912 is when Roosevelt decided to come out more for women’s suffrage and became a huge push behind the fight for women’s right. When he was a senior at Harvard he wrote a thesis in which he was a huge advocate for equal women rights and he didn’t think the women should have to change their last names when they become married. Both Woodrow Wilson and William Taft were opposed to federal women’s suffrage and going into 1915 they were finally able to get it on the ballot and Roosevelt help campaign

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