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    The progressives became successful in their goals in many ways. The Progressive Era was an effort to get rid of the political, social, and economic problems during the Industrial Revolution. It took place from 1900 to 1917. The year 1917 was a significant end date for the Progressive Era because that was when World War I started. The idea of ¨social darwinism¨ had a big impact on these problems. The theory of Social Darwinism basically stated that the wealthy would grow in power, while the poor…

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    For years I have espoused the need for progressive education. It is important to see the whole child, trust who they are and that the want to learn is intrinsic to our very nature as human beings. When looking for guidance for my learning philosophy, I looked to John Holt and John Taylor Gatto. The signature line for my emails for years was, “Know where to find the information and how to use it - That 's the secret of success. - Albert Einstein.” I believe that as a teacher, it is my job to…

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    in WW1 with Germany. His 14 points that was enacted by Congress in 1918 that helped end WW1 helped with expanding freedom of trade which would lead to a new way of Americanism for the roaring 1920’s. All of the presidents were progressives in their own ways since progressives weren’t initially in a group, they had their own innovative ways of trying to advocate for reform; however, they possessed on common goal of…

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    that ended up with more total numbers was the philosophy of progressivism. To be a progressive educator means that things are ever changing in the classroom, and that means that a teacher must be able to handle and adapt to these changes and continually redefine…

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    Progressivism The Progressive Era dramatically changed many American values and lifestyles creating the society present today. During the Progressive period the United States was dominated by several influential reforms from 1890-1920. The success of this period is owed to social, economic, and political reforms that supported the elimination of complete power in corporations. The nineteenth century is characterized as a time when the power of wealthy individuals and corporations…

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    Sabeena Jagdeo Social Origins of the Progressive Reform There are many interpretations to the progressive era in American history. Some say it was reforms made by the middle class, while others argue that it was conducted by the lower-class, and African American women. Overall, it was conducted by many groups, with a number of different intentions on how to change, and improve the American society. It was a time for progressives to take action in preserving the American values, while slightly…

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    Reforms are improvements or amendment to an unsatisfactory action. During the Progressive Era of the United States, many reforms and acts were passed to help the country advance. Some of those acts and reforms regulated child labor, improved working conditions, and protected consumers through many exploits by Jacob Riis and Upton Sinclair. Many children were working in factories and sweatshops, as a means to help support their families. These children would work for 9 to 12 hours daily, and get…

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    a job because of the dole, they are very happy enjoy this policy. So, according to these opinion, Social welfare expense is an important consist of the government expense. The high tax revenue including progressive increase of individual income tax and increase of VAT. Under this high progressive taxation, the brain drain of European countries hampers the development and utilization of the labor resource. The welfare of European union is good for the Europe citizens to some extent. But with…

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    The Regressive Tax System

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    of our government and economics as our taxes are used to “ invest in technology and education, and to provide goods and services for the benefit of the American people” (TurboTax). The money that we give to the government is our taxes and while they are bothersome towards the citizens in America, they do help out our government. In America, there are three kinds of tax systems, which are proportional tax, progressive tax, and regressive tax. Even though the government thinks these three systems…

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    Robert Wiebe in The Search for Order portrayed the end of the nineteenth-century as a turning point for America through the restructuring of society. He described the failure of society in the United States, along the ability to continue to govern eroded by the 1870s leaving the illusion of the power of the “island communities” local governments to self-govern with a belief that it could manage and maintain the lives of its members. Wiebe covered with great detail the new dynamics of the…

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