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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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    The period of Reconstruction‚ lasting from 1865-1876‚ consisted of the years after the Civil War during which Americans made efforts to rebuild their chaotic nation. African Americans were arguably affected by this period the most because it was a small step in the right direction towards securing political and economic rights for former slaves. However‚ the slight improvement of daily life for African Americans didn’t result in much change. Although the North was somewhat successful economically

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    their views of equality‚ freedom and justice. John F. Kennedy served as president from 1961 until he was killed in 1963. He was the youngest president in America ever elected and was also the youngest to die. He won the elections in 1960 against republican candidate‚ Richard Nixon. He is still consider as one of the most charismatic president. His leadership style was based on allowing people to have an insight of what was really happening at the time. One of his most known styles was his search for

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    lawyer and the following year became District Attorney of Dane County. Elected to Congress as a Republican‚ La Follette was extremely critical of the behaviour of some of the party bosses. In 1891‚ La Follette announced that the state Republican boss‚ Senator Philetus Sawyer‚ had offered him a bribe to fix a court case. Over the next six years La Follette built up a loyal following within the Republican Party in opposition to the power of the official leadership. Proposing a programme of tax reform

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    Depression.” The current recession‚ that yes‚ we’re still in‚ doesn’t bode well for any significant positive upswing in union membership. The government will continue to introduce and press on rhetoric that will equate the union membership decline to republican legislative action as this reporter took the liberty of‚ in mentioning Wisconsin‚ while dismissing the actions of a democratic legislature in California that succeeded in reducing union benefits. The numbers provided also shed more light on government

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    In addition‚ my political views were also taught by my parents‚ they have always discussed the differences between republican and democratic parties. The political party that I’ve always favor has been the Democratic party‚ but this year I have leaned towards the Republican party. In the 2008 election‚ the Democratic party‚ I felt deceived in some of the proposals for example one of them is Obama care‚ in failure to boost the economy and lack

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    African Americans after the Civil War During the years 1861 and 1870‚ both‚ the Civil War and the Reconstruction‚ took place. However‚ during this time period‚ many problems occurred: for example‚ slaves were being debated about between the North and South‚ and many freed Africans were not accepted as citizens. But‚ although African Americans went through a lot of issues and obstacles regarding their race and freedom‚ they managed to shape the course and consequences of the civil war through social

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    the banks‚ the mortgage industry and the insurance industry. The 99% refers to the have-nots‚ that is‚ everyone else. In the United States‚ the political impact of the movement was increasingly plain. Democrats offered cautious support and Republicans were generally critical‚ but both parties seemed to agree that the movement was changing public debate. Whatever the long-term effects of the Occupy Movement‚ protesters succeeded in implanting “we are the 99 percent” into the cultural and political

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    Primoratz writes that “…radical feminists typically question the very relevance of consent to the morality of sexual acts.” Rape is to be quite frank‚ the lowest and most demeaning act a man can do to a woman. Most would say that rape is physically forcing a woman to engage in a sexual act against her will. Radical feminists take a hard stance against this and believe most “normal” sex is to be included when discussing rape. Feminists argue that the very social fiber of our society in which

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    determining how African Americans shaped the course and consequences of the Civil War‚ one must assess how African Americans were given more opportunities. Politically‚ African Americans began to have a role in voting and to have the President and Republican Party fight for their full freedom. Socially‚ the African American’s class began to be looked at differently. Ideologically‚ the African Americans were being looked at as equal and made sure that people knew they were people too. Although African

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