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    The drafting of the new federal Constitution for the infant United States drew many staunch lines between federalists and antifederalists. These differences proved to be vast and in most cases complex‚ the antifederalists opposed the newly drafted constitution‚ while the federalists pushed for its ratification. These two primary views of how the United States government should function‚ made the ratification of the Constitution by no means a guarantee in 1787. Thus‚ the criticisms made by the antifederalists

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    Progressive Party due to the fact that it helped to give more power to the workers and promoted economic equality. Much of the attractiveness to the progressive party was as a result of the muckrakers. These were investigative journalists who propelled Progressivism by exposing corruption‚ economic monopoly‚ and moral decay in the American society. Through magazines such as The Crisis and McClure’s‚ muckrakers successfully exposed the problems of American Society with the new innovation of the photograph.

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    bureaucratically-minded middle class and the development of values to help cope with this new focus of society. Through and extremely detailed analysis of countless aspects of life during the period at hand; including the way communities functioned‚ the rise of progressivism‚ and the development of new foreign policy‚ Wiebe goes about attempting to prove his theory. When discussing the change of communities‚ Wiebe stresses that it is important to realize that Americans were lost at the beginning of the 1870s. Between

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    Although the Progressive movement is usually seen as a great achievement in the history of American development‚ some feel that the Progressives failed to comply with the standards of equality and justice they had set out to create. The Progressive movement was instigated as a reaction to the political and corporate abuses created by the Industrial Revolution‚. Religious groups‚ members of the press‚ and radical political groups had all been hungering for reform‚ with solutions ranging from subtle

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    federal governmental power. Roosevelt wanted to use it while Wilson did not. Roosevelt became the president of the common man‚ gaining immense popularity and appeal from the citizens. This was because many of the actions that he has taken toward progressivism were for the common people‚

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    restrict child labor and improve working conditions‚ but it took a market crash to finally sway public opinion.” Laws were set up as far as the number of hours companies could work its’ employees. Progressivism helped establish more rules and regulation for making the workplace a safer environment. Progressivism did create problems in that it gave more power to the federal government‚ and did not eradicate racism. The class and cultural backgrounds of the leading progressives often made them insensitive

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    are constant‚ not changing‚ through old literature‚ art‚ philosophy and religion. Essentialism: Focus: Teach the common core‚ "the basics" of information and skills (cultural heritage) needed for citizenship. (Curriculum can change pace.) Progressivism: Focus: Ideas should be tested by active experimentation. Learning rooted in questions of learners in interaction with others. Experience and student centered. Reconstructionism/ Critical Theory Focus: Critical pedagogy: Analysis of world events

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    Personal Identity While growing up in a beach town in Orange County‚ I could always be found outside exploring. Whether it was in the water or out on land‚ I was always curious of the world around me. My parents raised me in a suburban neighborhood‚ and I attended a private Catholic school through eighth grade. This environment taught me the importance of respect‚ and gave me values I treasure‚ and while I am appreciative of my education‚ there were limiting factors to private school. I had limited

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    Philosophy and education are closely related for philosophy is the basis of education. The strengths and weakness of philosophical system are explored in terms of their relations to education. Philosophy is made of two major divisions‚ namely; metaphysics and epistemology. Metaphysics is a subdivision of philosophy which systematically analyzes the question of the ultimate reality. During the middle ages‚ metaphysis became the most important branch in philosophical concerns. Reality is determined

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    the 1890s to the 1920s “...Act to protect trade and commerce against unlawful restraints and monopolies.” (Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 article) The election offered voters several choices: Wilson’s New Freedom‚ Taft’s conservatism‚ Roosevelt’s Progressivism‚ or the Socialist Party policies of Eugene V. Debbs. Clayton act prohibits corporations from acquiring stock of another if doing so would create monopolies. Wilson turned his attention to financial reform when the nation needed a way to strengthen

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