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    Paper #2 The Progressives were men who lived in the United States during the Progressive Era. They were set on trying to change America for the better. This was during the time between the 1800s and 1900s. America was modernizing quickly, becoming almost too big for their britches. Meaning they were advancing very quickly, but the growing companies of the rich gave to little care to those actually working in the modern factories. It was all about making money and there was quick a large amount…

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    The Progressive Era was a time when a diverse group of critics and reformers came together to solve the issues within America. During this period of time there were tensions between the ideals of social justice and the urge for social control, but because of these tensions many achievements can now be associated with this. The main groups during this period of time were the Muckrakers, Women Reformers, and African Americans. The Muckrakers were small groups of investigative reporters that wrote…

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    Chapters 9-17 of “The Parable of the Sower” take a dark turn. Lauren’s brother and father are both killed, and eventually, the entire community of Robledo is attacked and burned to the ground. Following the attack, nothing remains of the community expect for Lauren and her friends Zahra and Harry. They have no choice but to try and survive in the world beyond their gated community, and the three of them devise a plan to travel north where they believe they will be able to find a job and live…

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    The Progressive Era gave new ideas about how the government should function and how the people would respond with it. The Progressive gave new thoughts of conservation as Theodore Roosevelt acknowledged the need to preserve natural resources for the future. He then created the US Forest Service, the National Park Service, and the Newlands Reclamation Act to protect these resources. This is also the time period where child labor laws were starting to appear and the government made an laws that…

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    The progressive era is an era of improvement and social reforms set in place to make things in life more easier and more fair to the citizens in the United States. In the progressive era there were problems such as living conditions, woman suffrage, and working conditions were very apparent. First, one problem in the Progressive Era was living conditions. For example in a DBQ text it says “ Be a little careful, please. The hall is dark and you might stumble over the children pitching…

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    “The Texas Franchise Tax” is a kind of tax on a person’s or an organization’s money and assets (Ryan, 2014). “In 2013, The Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University” analyzed and suggested that it would economically be beneficial to the employers and the poor in Texas if this tax will be removed (Ryan, 2014). The key points of this article are about mutual gain for the employers and the poor, and it mentions that the money would be left in the employers’ pocket if the government would dismiss…

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    Many things happened during the Progressive Era, and of course everyone is going to have their point of view on them. Zinn went really into detail about every single topic that he talked about, Foner on the other hand sort of skimmed through the topics but still covered them. Zinn loved to talk about the radicals during this time period as where I feel that Foner seemed to talk more from an outsiders view as where Zinn sort of tried to get us to see where the socialist and radicals were coming…

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    The early twentieth century was an era of progressive reform and business expansion in the US Know as Era of Progression dominated by the working class. They attempted to clean up corrupt city governments, to enhance in factories working conditions, and to living better conditions for the individuals who lived in horrendous areas. Amid this time which comprises of three progressive presidents Wilson, Roosevelt and Taft. Who every contributed no less than one viewpoint to the United States…

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    The Progressives saw expansion of governmental powers in wartime as an opportunity to reform American society and to establish national unity as well as expanding social justice. Economic Rationalization is one of the ideas they had in order to reform the American society. By doing this they wanted spirit of the nation’s unity, purpose as well as social justice to all be up to par. Another way that they reformed the American society is by federal powers and increasing the presence in the daily…

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    When we came back from Winter Break, the clock in Mrs. Allen's room was a few hours behind. It had tricked her into believing that instead of being the last hour of the day, it was actually around lunchtime. Now that the clock is fixed—well, partially fixed, still being an hour behind—, it is now working properly again. A pacemaker is very similar to this. Think of the heart as the clock and the pacemaker as the remedy that fixes the clock. Like the clock still being an hour behind, the…

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