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    The topics of progressivism is a very interesting topic of debate and comes with many strengths as well as weaknesses. Progressivism came to its existence almost as a bi-product of the rapid industrialization that the nation was going through. Times were changing at a rapid rate and there were many progressives that were not afraid to fight for change and put their thoughts and ideals in to action. The strengths of progressivism was that it had some core beliefs in improving…

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    Diamond, being a revisionist, seems to think that others (specifically progressivists) see his party as anti-technology, which may or may not be the case. He reduces progressivism to a large, undying, yet unjust party. I wouldn’t consider his definition of progressivism to be the actual definition. But, Diamond’s implied definition is all we have to analyze. This is because we don’t have the facts. We have an opinion, which we can’t say is wrong or right, but we can…

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    layer of gold hiding poor metal. The corruptions in the gilded age such as the tweed ring lead to the progressivism which leads to the progressive era. The companies had unsafe amounts of power (Standard Oil Co.). Were able to form monopolies and encourage child labor. A solution to this was the Keating-Owen child labor Act. This act put a stop to child labor and satisfied a part of the progressivism. They controlled the lives of immigrants’ trusts. Trusts are large businesses that can form…

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    *a.) Progressivism b.) Essentialism c.) Prennialism d.) Reconstructionism (Pg.282-285 and video) Reasoning: Followers of the progressivism philosophy see themselves as student guides. They believe in teaching children to problem solve for the future. In order to get students invested in the…

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    approach to teaching. Specifically, I am in favor of progressivism. Progressivism arose at the turn of the twentieth century and was a way of focusing on “the “whole child”” as learning stepped past simply subject matter and moved toward the “needs and interests of the child” (Educational Encyclopedia, 2016). For many, student-centered learning is a way to eliminate the teacher - especially in today’s age of technology. Pedagogical progressivism focuses on this move toward the “whole child”…

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    era, by social Darwinism where the affluent believed that they were by nature superior, and the poor were naturally just less able. A time of trusts monopolies, abuse of workers and where the uncontrolled businesses lead to the Progressive Era. Progressivism was created to oppose companies such as standard oil to create monopolies and spread their control across America.…

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    Edwin Thornton or you can call me Penny Pritzker 11/11/2016 Progressivism The industrial revolution was a period throughout the world that ushered in new ideas that affected the former way of living. In the United States from 1900-1917 the industrial revolution played an important role on the development of the country. No longer were United State citizens staying put in the Northeast and the South. They sought for westward expansion or better known as manifest destiny. The mission of…

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    Kelton Clark History 2300 Exam #1 Question:Define Progressivism. What role did women play in the Progressive movement? What were the Progressives’ goals? Progressivism is a very interesting topic within history that had a big impact overall. It overall really supported social reform. It came about during the Age of Enlightenment Era, in which this social reform became prominent. In simpler terms Progressivism can be defined as the support that was given behind the social reform. This was very…

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    those “blessings which we associate with a life of refinement and cultivation” and help provide for the betterment of immigrants and educated middle class women. After the experience of war and depression, around the year 1890, a movement called Progressivism started, and it hoped to bring back together the Americans. The main purpose of the movement was to bridge the gap between the “rich and poor,…

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    Czolgosz, an American anarchist, started shooting in the crowd with a pistol. Unfortunately McKinley was shot and he died a week later. This is how and why Theodore Roosevelt became the first president to take office during the progressive era. Progressivism was fueled by many decisions by voters and political leaders. One basic question that many Americans wanted to know the answer to was: Should government play a larger role in the lives of Americans? The people wanted to feel safe and all…

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