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PROGRESSIVES

PROGRESSIVES. 1001-1050. The leader of the pure foods crusade. He created the "Poison Squad" experiments, in which young, healthy men volunteered to ingest food additive chemicals to determine their impact on human health.

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Muckraking

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SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRESSIVE ERA 1900 - 1918

SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRESSIVE ERA 1900 - 1918. EUGENIA LANGAN MATER ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL HIALEAH GARDENS, FLORIDA WITH THANKS TO SUSAN POJER FOR THE UMBRELLA!. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS : WHAT LED TO THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT, AND WHAT DID IT ACHIEVE?

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The Progressives

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Imperialism and Entering the World Stage

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. Muckrakers Industrial Economy Social Problems Unions. Spirit of Progressivism (p.656-7). 1) Populist Roots: but more urban, educated 2) Problems: big business, labor, social welfare, city. Not anti-capitalism 3) Evil lured underneath American life

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The Growth of Industry

The Growth of Industry 1865-1914 Trains linked resources, products, and markets They moved copper and lead to eastern factories Trains moved iron ore to steel mills Finished products were transported to national markets by train.

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The progressives

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Unit 4 Domestic Politics

Unit 4 Domestic Politics. The Progressive Era Main Idea: Analyze the Progressive Movement and how it changed America. Main Idea. Progressives focused on three areas of reform easing the suffering of the urban poor, improving unfair and dangerous working conditions, and

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Why Labor Day?

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