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    conditions. These problems led to the Progressive Era, which goals were created to address these problems. The Progressive Era included better working conditions, women’ suffrage, democracy, and an end to child labor. Although reforms proposed during the Progressive Era still had some problems to be addressed, Progressive Reformers worked hard to solved the issues to their best of their ability in American Society. One of the primary goals of the Progressive Era was to improve the working and…

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    post-Civil War era struggling with debt, inflation, and economic exploitation by monopolies, especially railroads (Greene, 2024). Their struggles led to the establishment of the Populist Party, with individuals from the Midwest to the South who advocated for economic reforms. Although the movement did not last a decade, many populist beliefs influenced future legislation. On the other hand, during the early 20th century, the Democrats and Republicans were known as the Progressives. Their beliefs…

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    Documentary: Women during the Progressive Era During the Progressive Era, male figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Upton Sinclair where the main focus as they did indeed change America for the better. However men should not take all the credit as women too brought change. Many people do not understand that women were the driving force behind most progressive reforms as they impacted the Progressive Era greatly by creating many luxuries that we take for granted today such as: clean water,…

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    not afford to make any mistakes, as the intensely hot steel furnaces and the potentially unstable mines constantly threatened injury or death. Since workers were viewed as interchangeable parts, owners wouldn’t care if there were any death. Many Progressives responded to industrial America's deplorable working conditions by endeavoring to make life better for workers. The American Federation of Labor (AFL) was established to help workers with their problems. The AFL made it possible for the…

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    The Progressive Era was a century reform movement that required a return of control from government to the people. This resulted in restoring economic opportunities and the injustice in American life. Some of the Progressive reform goals were protecting social welfare, promoting moral improvement, creating economic reform and fostering efficiency. During the 1900-1920, the Progressive Era reforms included food acts, labor restrictions and civil rights of African Americans . The reformers who…

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    Around the beginning of the 19th century was the Progressive Era. During that time period, some of problems that the children faced were horrible conditions, poor earnings and not being ready for all of the work. People under 18 are considered children and there had been thousands of children under this age who had been forced to work for many different reasons. One of the conditions making child labor so bad was the very poor compensation. The children could not do anything about it because…

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    beginning of child labor had a very rough start especially in coal mines. In coal mines The coal was washed and sorted according to the beaker. Child Labor in The Progressive Era was also rough and it was nobody’s happy place, but kids was treated brutal anyway. Child Labor today is nearly not as horrific as during The Progressive Era although there is barely child labor in the USA today. Child Labor has affected many people and it was inhumane to children who had to deal with it at that period…

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    Conservatism during this time was rooted in the formation of societies and governments similar to the Old Regime, in which the aristocracy ruled. These governments seemed democratic because they weren't being controlled by an absolute ruler, but they weren't truly democratic. As shown by the ratification of the Carlsbad Decrees, which limited the spread of different liberals ideas and beliefs, conservatives did not want revolution and they especially did not want people to speak out against the…

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    to make sure that I stay on topic because I discussed little bit of economic which wasn't the question. Therefore a better Thesis will be Women’s reform during Progressive Era helped America in positive way. The: I forgot to add article and therefore it hurts the sentence. Underline housewives: I wanted to say that before Progressive Era women were just housewives and instead of…

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    Before the 1900s, in the late 19th century Populism was ruling America but starting in the 20th century, the Progressive movement would make the reigns and start a new era, an era of reforms. While American society experienced change in the form of the identity of women, the power of Political Machines, and the control held by trusts, some aspects would remain the same. The identity of American society, especially that of women was going through constant changes. In the very early years of the…

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