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Progressive Era

Progressive Era . 1876-1920. Gilded Age. Greed and Political Corruption Concerns over the power of the rich Worries about corruption Spoils System Patronage. Attempts to reform the Spoils System . Rutherford B. Hayes 1 st to try reform James Garfield Merit

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Industrialism (1865-1900)

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Chapter 20, Section 4: The Rise of Organized Labor

Chapter 20, Section 4: The Rise of Organized Labor. Main Idea: As workers lost power over their working conditions, they began to organize into unions. The Changing American Labor Force. A. A New Kind of Workplace.

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Progressive Era

http://estabrook.ci.lexington.ma.us/library/Jan/SusanBAnthony.jpg. http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/dwd/DWDHistory/images/child_labor_big.jpg. Progressive Era. 1898-1920. Power Point created by Robert Martinez Primary Content Source:Mastering the Grade 11TaksSocial Studies Assessment.

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. Shannon Riley, Lindsey Greer and Ethan Williams. Goal #1. Protecting Social Welfare (On separate PowerPoint, by Prichard). Goal #2:. Promoting Moral Improvement. Personal Reform Groups.

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Progressive Reform in Government

Progressive Reform in Government. With enough pressure from citizens, the state and federal governments attempted to initiate reform. I. Progressive Reform at the Local and State Levels. A. City Governments. What was wrong with them? Urban problems, slums, bad conditions

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Progressive Presidents T. Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

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What areas did Progressives think were in need of the greatest reform?

Turn in 17.1 Reading homework! ?. What areas did Progressives think were in need of the greatest reform?. Progressivism was a movement that believed the social challenges caused by industrialization, urbanization, and immigration in the 1890s and 1900s could be addressed.

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Chapter 12 Section 1

Chapter 12 Section 1. I. Post War Issues Cost of living doubled Troops returned and had no job. Women and minorities had taken jobs People were starting to feel more nativism Nativism was a preference for American born people and a prejudice against people who were foreign born.

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