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    20th Century American History Progressive Era 2/9/2013 Kristie McBryde The Progressive Era‚ at its most progressive time in history. 1900-1918 The Progressive came from a long tradition of middle-class people with a strong sense of social duty to the poor. The social high-ups wherein blue-blooded‚ native stock was at the top and the poor along with the darker skinned were at the bottom‚ was accepted by the group. But enacted in their role as privileged members of society was a certain

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    reap the benefits of these changes. Progressive reformers worked to correct the flaws in government and to improve social equality. Progressivism is characterized by the overall feeling that the government must play a role to solve social problems and to restore not only the American society‚ but its values and institutions as well. The success of progressivism is owed much to the publicity generated by the muckrakers who detailed the horrors of poverty‚ dangerous factory conditions‚ and urban

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    The Progressive Era The Progressive Era was an important time in U.S history. During the Progressive Era many people were treated unfairly. For example there was child labor‚ discrimination against African Americans‚ and women suffrage during this era. This led too much rebellion across the United States. Child labor was heavy during the Progressive era. Many families were forced to send their children into the work force in order to survive as soon as they were old enough. They worked in factories

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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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    “stability‚ predictability‚ and security”—i.e. a system of rationalization which would guarantee sustained profits and which would minimize radical threats to the establishment (p. 3). Contrary to the interpretations of Kolko’s predecessors‚ “Progressivism was not the triumph of small businesses over the trusts‚” but the achievement of a high level of economic rationalization

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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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    philosophy provides a basis for decisions regarding curriculum. Through these philosophes aims and objectives‚ organization and selection of content is determined. There are four major philosophies which include perennialism‚ essentialism‚ Progressivism and reconstructivism Perennialism: Perennialism is the philosophy that is based on the belief that the focus of education should be the ideas that have lasted over centuries. These ideas should be a part of curriculum so that

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    Progressive Era‚ a common concern sets the tone for nearly every discussion of economic‚ social‚ and political policy: an uneasiness in the population brought about by the dramatic development of modern industry and economic and social changes. Progressivism was an expression of discontent against industrialization‚ individualism‚ immigration‚ and urbanization. By 1900 cities were crowded with millions of poor laborers‚ and working conditions were appalling. Something had to be done‚ and the progressive

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    Gov’t had to take more responsibility and they could’t have any more laissez-fare officers Well before 1900 and after‚ politicians and writer had began to pin point targets for the progressive attack The social Gospel promoted a brand of progressivism based on Christian based teaching to help get better housing and living conditions for the poor. many women improved the fight for their list of needed reforms The Progressive had their roots with the Green Back labor party and the populist

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    Franklyn Gaona 3/17/14 A.P US HISTORY How would you define and describe the progressive reform movement? The Progressive Movement was an attempt to right the wrongs that had been inflicted on the citizens and the land of the United States by unrestricted growth of big business and industry. The progressive era was a period of social activism and political reform & the movement

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