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Unit 2: Boom to Bust

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. 1. How did progressivism and organized interest groups reflect the new political choices of Americans? 2. Why did progressives believe in the ability of individuals to affect positive change? How has this idea manifested itself in political reform efforts?

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Chapter 8: The Progressive Era 1890-1920

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. American Studies. Problems created by the Industrial Revolution. Working conditions: Long hours, low wages, unsafe conditions, and child labor Laissez Faire: No regulations on big business

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Progressivism

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4 th Annual Nonprofit Expo

4 th Annual Nonprofit Expo. March 5, 2014. Thank you to our wonderful sponsors!.

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The Progressives and Their Networks

The Progressives and Their Networks. ( Getting by with a Little Help from Your Friends). Who were the Progressives?. Age : Born between 1860 and 1880 Class: Middle-class origins Hard work Self-Discipline Individual Ethic Education Race: Mostly White. Why dissatisfied?.

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THE PROGRESSIVE ERA

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social reality

social reality. SEGREGATION. After Reconstruction, there were several ways that Southern states kept Blacks from voting and segregated , or separating people by the color of their skin in public facilities .

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Law, Justice, and Society: A Sociolegal Introduction

Law, Justice, and Society: A Sociolegal Introduction. Chapter 12 Women and the Law (by Mary K. Stohr). Women and the Law. Feminist Legal Theory.

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Progressive Reforms

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1900-1920

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Women and Progressive Reform

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Chapter 11 section 3

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Which of these causes do you think is the most important?

Which of these causes do you think is the most important?. Easing the suffering of the urban poor, especially children; Improving unfair and dangerous working conditions; Reforming government at the national, state and local levels. The Progressive Movement.

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Wilson's New Freedom

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Chapter 25 : Odds and Ends

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Government Reforms during The Progressive Era

Government Reforms during The Progressive Era. By: Danielle Johnson & Jonathan Rivas Period 5. PROGRESSIVE ERA. The Progressive Era had caused a lot of controversy, because many had exposed the true horrors of society. Many associations were started to support the movement to change.

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Chapter 26 America moves to city

Chapter 26 America moves to city. Reason for growth of cities Louis Sullivan Transportation: trolleys City Neighborhoods: race, ethnicity, social class Department stores Mail order catalogues Apartments Design of cities Dumbbell tenements. New immigrants.

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