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    Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine‚ and built the US navy to be one of the most powerful in the world. Teddy Roosevelt and the Progressive Era (A) Progressives sought out to bring issues to the forefront of American politics. The new approach to reforms in the Progressive movement was to restore the democratic political process by focusing on initiative‚ referendum‚ and recall. Progressives also pushed for reform that aimed to affect the federal government in an effort to achieve a fairer representation in

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    the center of life for thousands of immigrants‚ launching the settlement house movement in the United States. The houses confronted the social problems by reforming individuals and society. Efficiency and expertise became the watchwords of the progressive vocabulary. Children’s services were provided‚ namely nurseries‚ kindergarten and afterschool programs‚ mothers were taught simple skills and working women later formed trade unions for laborers. Training programs were developed to ensure that

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    The Spanish American War had a huge impact on American history because of the strength Theodore Roosevelt led with. America was slowly changing from isolationism to imperialism and expansionism. Before his presidency he was a war hero and after his career‚ he was known for his fairness and intelligent thinking. During President Roosevelt’s career he was beneficial before and after his presidency because of his leadership skills because he stood up for his beliefs. One of the ways Theodore Roosevelt

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    Progress ESSAY Theodore Roosevelt once said‚ “A great democracy must be progressive or it will soon cease to be a great democracy.” This quote illustrates his belief that a great country can be advanced through challenge and pursuit of the innovative. Society’s development is based on adopting pioneering values‚ rather than maintaining conventional ways. The benefits of progress and innovation are exemplified by the New Deal policies implemented by Franklin D. Roosevelt. As a response to

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    The challenges Americans faced in the late 19th Century and early 20th Century. The progressives were urban Northeast college educated middle-class protestants that wanted to solve some problems. To do this they started to form groups named unions. They also started to make strikes in order for them to get the new rights that they wanted. Some of the issues that they were trying to solve were women suffrage‚ income inequality‚ child labor and safer workplace conditions.

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    Ministers of Reform:The Progressives’ Achievement in American Civilization‚ 1889-1920. Basic Books‚ 1984. When a historian is asked to recall what they know of Progressivism does Robert Crunden’s Ministers of Reform come to mind? Is it a useful tool for examining and interpreting this period in American history? In Ministers of Reform‚ Crunden displays his interest through a strong evaluation and exploration into the lives of twenty-one prominent progressives. He credits

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    As the Progressive Party candidate for President in 1912‚ Theodore Roosevelt continued to seek reform with his Square Deal policies. Roosevelt was a true Progressive and fought consistently for reform throughout his political career. His address made during the campaign was entitled "The Struggle for Social Justice" from Progressive Principles: Selections from Addresses Made during the Presidential Campaign of 1912‚ ed. Elmer H. Youngman (New York: Progressive National Service‚ 1913)‚ 199-207. Theodore

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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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    between the people and the government. It was a turning point in American history because it solidified the role of the government in creating the New Deal and its programs to provide relief‚ recovery‚ and reform to the citizens. This historical era has been documented due to the works of renowned photographer Dorothea Lange. It is through her work that we see how “the depression created a moment of idealism‚ imagination‚ and unity in Americans’ hopes for their country.” In the following narratives

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    From a Campesino earning money via crop surplus to an employee wielding their rights to improved working conditions‚ never before had such groups “operated within an unusually favorable political context.” The Mexican people determined the placement of the Cárdenas reforms by pressing their grievances to a regime that garnered its ability from popular support. Indeed‚ the government gained from the relationship it had with its constituents; however‚ the citizens also expanded their power. This conversion

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