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    Progressivism was an era that desired movement toward reform; it was not single instance but based on a series of advancements. With a new urban-industrial American on deck came the socioeconomic challenges of every day life. At a basic level‚ it was a response to the political and cultural changes that plagued the nation‚ the challenges as side effect of an industrial society. Many people were involved in Progressivism‚ especially the middle class. Even the immigrant‚ slum dwellers‚ and hard

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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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    frustration by society‚ and resulted in activism and reform. Progressivism‚ in its inception‚ was strictly a social movement‚ but soon grew into an all-encompassing philosophy. Many different people from many different backgrounds added fuel to the fire that was progressivism. It’s accurate to say that local level reforms and the idea of power to the people were large aspects of the movement. But looking closely at the idea of progressivism from origin to the beginning of the next era‚ it is evident

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    Blake Monroe U.S. History Progressivism Politics During the Progressivism era in politics there were a lot of new things taking place. The way the government had done business for so many years was coming to an end‚ and new initiatives were starting to take place. For example‚ during the Progressivism era there was a concern about politics previously being corrupt. Individuals were appointed to positions and offered jobs that they did not qualify for. Jobs were being handed out only to wealthy

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    The Era of Progressivism The Progressive Era‚ an era that began the movement in reconstructing the nation’s problems which resulted from industry. This progression made‚ was to better the lives of American workers. The main goal was to fix the abuses caused by the industry. Progressivism was influenced by the middleclass‚ and it evolved from local level to the state and finally to the national level. The Progressive movement challenged the status quo in every facet of American life. The era of progressive

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    The Progressives were a diverse group of people that wanted to offer practical solutions to the social problems that were associated with industrialization and urbanization. Progressives opposed laissez-faire economics‚ which led to a new movement to allow government and private groups to intervene and regulate business firms and private individuals for the good of society. In addressing these problems‚ Progressives organized their ideas and actions around three main goals. They sought to end

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    US History Chapter 23 Outline Joseph Cook From Roosevelt To Wilson In The AThe rge Of Progressivism I. The Spirit of Progressivism 1) Progressivism’s effect on society. A) Political: Fostered a reform movement that sought cures for the problems of city‚ state‚ and nation. B) Intellectual: Drew on expertise of the new social sciences and reflected a shift from older absolutes like religion to newer schools of thought relativism and the role of environment on human development

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    TITLE PAGE Progressivism from the Grass Roots to the White House (1890-1916) Political movements in history coincide with momentous revolutions. Here in the United States‚ the industrial boom brought about the growth of large railroads‚ development of corporations‚ rapid expansion in urban areas and new socio-economic defined groups. In 1886 progressivism began in the United States in response to the rapid modernization and the accompanying social ills. Progressivism was defined as the “political

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    life became more prominent than ever through promises of humanitarian aid as well as reconstruction of the financial system. Progressivism is a term generally connected to an assortment of reactions to the monetary and social issues that emerged therefore of urbanization and the fast industrialization acquainted with America in the nineteenth Century. Progressivism started as a social development to adapt to

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    Can you defend the basic philosophical rationale behind Progressivism? The progressive movement of turn of the century America wanted to address economic‚ political‚ and cultural inequalities that had grown during the process of American industrialization. Progressives believed that the government should be on the forefront of addressing issues‚ such as the uneven balance of wealth between big business and ordinary workers; protecting the social welfare‚ human life‚ and well-being of the citizenry;

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