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    Progressive Era The rapid industrialization of the cities during the late nineteenth century led to many problems and conditions that needed to be solved. These reforms became the foundation of the progressive movement. The two major problems were the unfair labor conditions and the abusive practices of big business owners. The reform also required laws are passed by different levels of government. First major problem consisted of unfair labor conditions. Women and children made up a large population

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    public was appalled by the thought of independent young working women‚ they were also fascinated. Therefore‚ the attitudes of the public toward these women can be seen in the literature that was produced at that time. The works of Edith Wharton and Theodore Dreiser immediately come to mind as dramatizations of the life of women of this period. Slowly‚ attitudes began to change. The employment opportunities for women enlarged and women began to slowly gain their rights as full citizens‚ finally receiving

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    Zabria Williams Kristy Medvetz English Honor P4 03.04.14 The Duality of Desire in Dreiser’s Sister Carrie First novel by Theodore Dreiser‚ published in 1900‚ but was on hold until 1912. Sister Carrie tells the story of a rudderless but pretty small town girl who comes to the big city filled with vague ambitions. She is used by men and uses them in turn to become a successful Broadway actress‚ while George Hurstwood‚ the married man who she later gets married to in the has run away with

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    American Involvment in Ww1

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    Abert Einstein High School | IA | American Pre-Military Involvement in World War One | | Max Martin-Udry | 1/6/2013 | 1‚833 Words | Plan Of Investigation This investigation assesses American involvement in World War I before military intervention‚ and how this led to military intervention. In order to assess these causes‚ one must examine America’s involvement in the war before combat‚ the events that launched America’s military intervention in the war‚ American sentiments about

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    1. Describe the importance of the following people during the Imperialistic era and/or WWI. – Alfred Thayer Mahan Emilio Aguinaldo‚ General Pershing‚ General Weyler‚ Herbert Hoover‚ Pancho Villa‚ President McKineley‚ President Wilson‚ Theodore Roosevelt‚ William Taft‚ Josiah Strong Commodore Dewey 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Identify the purpose and relevant country of the Platt Amendment ‚ Foraker Act‚ Open Door Notes Explain the controversy and result surrounding the American acquisition

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    lands. Some people may say that he was a bad president because he kept the government from enforcing the 15th Amendment‚ which gives black people the right to vote. Then Woodrow Wilson‚ the 28th president‚ was in office from 1913 to 1921. With Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft dividing the Republican Party vote‚ Wilson was elected President as a Democrat in 1913. National women’s suffrage was achieved under Wilson’s presidency‚ but this success was offset by the Wilson administration’s

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    19th Amendment Thesis

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    Wilson to arrange his mind sets‚ and to begin supporting Women’s Suffrage. As Woodrow Wilson Began supporting the women suffrage‚ he began to think about making the right for any American citizen to vote‚ man or women to vote an amendment. In 1912 Theodore Roosevelt who was the president did not include women in his campaign. Woodrow Wilson also did not have it placed in his presidential

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    19th Century Isolationism

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    By the turn of the century‚ isolationist sentiment was gradually giving way to a more aggressive‚ nationalistic undercurrent. After the Spanish-American War in 1898‚ Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft pushed for a more assertive American foreign policy. They called for the U.S. to take its place among the powers and take action abroad for its own national interests. Many Americans agreed that the U.S. should be

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    "The boy who is going to make a great man must not make up his mind merely to overcome a thousand obstacles‚ but to win in spite of a thousand repulses and defeats." The meaning behind Theodore Roosevelt’s quote is to not only overcome adversity‚ but win while doing so. One can’t just have the tools to be great‚ they have to use them. Those that use these tools are the ones that truly achieve greatness. The Roman poet Horace explained that “adversity has the effect of eliciting talents which

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    The outcome of the story was that nobody cared about the socialism expression‚ instead they focused on the atrocities of the meat factory and the exploitation of the workers. The book brought much needed attention to the atrocities. So much that Theodore Roosevelt read the novel. He was astounded at the conditions and made a quick move to fight them: Roosevelt established the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA regulated and inspected food products and helped bring an end to the exploitation of

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