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    The Progressive Era was the period of time from approximately 1900 to 1914 in which America revived a sense of protest and reform. Its "essential characteristic was a belief that all social problems could be mastered by exercise of the collective will" (Filler 6). Progressivism renewed an interest in improving America’s social‚ political‚ and economic ills. It distinguished itself from other eras of reform through its extreme promotion of "activism"‚ or energetically working to facilitate

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    and Penal Code were the three categories. The “Black Code” shows that the Reconstruction era had been marked more by continuity than change from antebellum period. Section one of Civil Rights of Freedom gave African-Americans the right to sue‚ which indicates a change from the antebellum period. It is crucial to note that enslavement of African descended individuals was a legal practice during the antebellum period. Much of the laws were‚ thus‚ unfavorable towards those of African descent. An example

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    Progressive Era The Progressive Era began the movement in reforming the nation’s problems resulting from industry. The progress made was to improve the lives of American workers. The primary goal was to correct abuses caused by industry. The Progressive movement was spearheaded by the middle class. It evolved from the local level to the state and then‚ 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 Antebellum North & South In 1860 the North and the South started to grow apart from each other . Because of this separation and the issues over slavery . The North and the South had a Civil War . Slavery was what started the Civil War . (cc18) It was also fought over women’s rights. Women from North and Southern had many different rights and a few common rights . One‚ of the common rights was that they were barred from the public . (2/26/15) Neither women from the North really got to live

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    The four great reformers in ancient Greece and Rome made their contributions in various ways‚ and in various fields. The two famous Greek reformers are Solon and Cleisthenes‚ and the two famous Roman reformers are Gracchi and Marius. Their reforms ultimately helped to elevate the democracy of the country. However‚ the methods and the reformer’s thoughts in reformations were different. Solon‚ an ancient Greek reformer had reformed the country in mainly three ways: Constitutional‚ economical‚

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    helped to push this country forward. From antebellum America in the 19th century‚ to the Progressive Era in the late 19th century and early 20th century‚ and finally to the New Deal period in the 20th century‚ many changes occurred as millions of people lives were affected greatly during this time. Throughout these eras in U.S. history‚ there was a general improvement in the lives of most Americans from the progression of economic life. During the antebellum period‚ the United States was a predominantly

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    government extended freedoms for Americans as groups through the Reconstruction Era‚ the Gilded Age‚ and the Progressive Era each of these are major events in history that had an impact on freedom in the United States. African America slaves‚ immigrants‚ the working class‚ and women are all groups that grained freedom. Overall‚ I think the federal government had an effective protector of freedom. During the Reconstruction Era this was an important time especially for African Americans salves because

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    American woman traveling through time to an 1815 slave plantation. The author‚ Octavia Butler‚ portrays how the main character‚ Dana‚ uses resistance to survive in both time periods. She uses Dana to address the social and cultural issues of the Antebellum South and post-Civil Rights Movement. As African American woman‚ Butler was subjected to racism and oppression in her life‚ and translated her experiences into Dana’s character. The setting switches back and forth between both times as Dana narrates

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    The North and South in Antebellum United States In the time just before the Civil War‚ the United States was one of the most successful nations in the world. The United States had become the world’s leading cotton producing country and had developed industry‚ which would in the future‚ surpass that of Great Britain. Also‚ the United States possessed an advanced railroad and transportation system. However‚ despite its successes‚ the United States was becoming increasingly divided. The North

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    Sir Syed Ahmed Khan Muslim reformer: Through the 1850s‚ Syed Ahmed Khan began developing a strong passion for education. While pursuing studies of different subjects including European [jurisprudence]‚ Sir Syed began to realise the advantages of Western-style education‚ which was being offered at newly established colleges across India. Despite being a devout Muslim‚ Sir Syed criticised the influence of traditional dogma and religious orthodoxy‚ which had made most Indian Muslims suspicious of British

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