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    The Progressive Era was a social and political reformed developed to combat corruption and to further establish a more efficient government. Everybody supported the Progressive Era except the wealthy monopoly sector. Theodore Roosevelt‚ William Howard Taft‚ and Woodrow Wilson are just a few of the presidents who joined efforts to change the American old ways with the new. Three contributions for the Progressive reforming out of many were: journalism discovery known as muckraking‚ economic policy

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    1. Define the term "Muckraker." Be sure to include the name of the person who created it -Muckrakers were American journalists and novelists of the 20th century who exposed corruption in government and businesses. The term was created by Theodore Roosevelt. 2. Naturalism was a literary movement of the late 19th century that was an extension of Realism. What was the main focus of the Naturalistic writer?  -The main focus of the Naturalistic writer was the fringes society‚ the criminal‚ the fallen

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    awareness among the public. The Progressive Era served as a period promoting social justice and equality. The movement influenced the government to peruse historical legislation including The Sherman Anti-Trust Act and the influential presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. As history continued government influence in everyday 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

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    THE DIRTY TRUTH As the Civil War concluded and the era of Reconstruction began‚ America tried to cure the tribulations society had fostered. More specifically‚ the Progressive Movement tried to repair the problems by reformation and cultivation of a better country. Some activists removed themselves from civilization and created utopian communities‚ while others struggled for equal rights and temperance. However‚ the success of all reforms came greatly from the work of “muckraking” journalists

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    Early reformist ideas in the late nineteenth century contributed to the progressive movement in the early 1900s due to similar ideas and programs throughout both time periods. The economic‚ political‚ and social policies during the early twentieth century correspond with the reform movements of the late 1800s. While the changes in labor and trusts related to the formation of labor unions‚ and public operation and restraint of the government was similar to the Populist group and the ideas of corrupt

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    progressive era‚ people began to worry about the things that might have contaminated food while being processed. People became scared to eat‚ because they never knew if their food might have been contaminated. Albert Beveridge gave the president‚ Theodore Roosevelt‚ the book “The Jungle.” He was disgusted and knew something had to be done. The book made many people in the United States convert to vegetarianism. In 1906‚ President Roosevelt pushed for the Meat Inspection Act. This act required

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    McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. In this poster the focal point is both candidates in the center of the poster with the U.S flag behind them. Both rivals are looking at each other and there is a quote that says “The American flag has not been planted in foreign soil to

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    previously tried to construct a canal through Panama after successfully constructing the Suez Canal‚ but the conditions were different and caught the French off guard. The construction was halted‚ & the idea was forgotten. American president Theodore Roosevelt thought he could take on the challenge and paid $10 million plus an extra yearly payment for the right to build it. They were given a 10 mile wide zone to build the canal‚ which was open for ships 1914. It was controlled by the United States

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    don’t like doing them either necessarily. But their disliking is subordinated to the strength of their purpose.“ E.M Gray “Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishments.” Jim Rohn “With self-discipline most anything is possible.” Theodore Roosevelt Often you have to do something you don’t feel that much like doing. Such is life. Maybe it’s telephone call where you risk rejection in some way. Maybe it is finishing a report or essay for work/school. Maybe it’s just about getting those

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    corporations like Standard Oil. The effect all of this was to be felt on all levels of society in some of the expected places healthcare‚ education and at least the acknowledgement of political corruption. This in conjunction with the fact that Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest president to hold office and who after being police commissioner and governor of New York was firmly seated in the knowledge of urban problems. He responded to the growing power of the

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