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    Jane Addams was without a doubt a shining example of what the spirit of progressivism stood for. Jane Addams was a founder of Hull-House, a settlement house which was established in eighteen eighty-nine. Hull-House was used primarily by poor Europeans, who immigrated to the Chicago land area. Hull-House had innovative social and educational programs which helped the immigrants grow accustomed to American living. Jane Addams main goal with Hull-House was to try and eliminate problems that were…

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    The progressive era is believed to be a time of progress and effective progress at that. Yet, the views of Eric Foner and Howard Zinn seem to differ when given the opportunity to express how they feel about the progressive era. It seems like the subject wouldn’t be that hard to agree on, but oddly the two authors have two separate and very distinctive views on this particular era in American history. Eric Foner, the author of ‘Give Me Liberty’ believes that the progressive era lead up to its…

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    that I have chosen is the progressivism philosophy. This my emerging philosophy of teaching because progressivism is what I can use to teach my music students in the best way possible. Progressivism coincides with how a music teacher’s thinking should be and how it effectively teaches music to students. Progressivism will be the best philosophy to use in the music classroom and focuses on the skills that students need to learn when learning music. With the progressivism philosophy, students…

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    Social Darwinism, Populism, and Progressivism The sweeping changes the United States experienced during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century occurred throughout four “revolutions,” concerning both social and economic sectors. The first of these transformed a subsistence agricultural system into a cash-crop, profit based system that exposed “farmers to markets, the business cycle, monopolies, and politics” (688). The second revolution saw the formation of a working class,…

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    impact on America’s economy and society, because of the massive changes in the economic and political worlds during the time of the era. I do not believe there have been many major powerful forces during my life time that have been as powerful as Progressivism since I am only seventeen and many of the major changes that were needed have already been made. However, I do think America is currently in need of a New Progressive Movement. I believe this for many reasons, one being that our economy…

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    actively involved in the learning process. These are based on the theories known as constructivism and progressivism. For the theory involving constructivism, students assemble their own knowledge and each individual creates subjective representations to objectives due to their prior knowledge thus, teachers act as the guide on the side to direct them along the right understanding. Progressivism involves learning by doing which encourages critical thinking and problem solving as well as the…

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    There are three major political and economic reform movements that have been discussed so far and they are Populism, Progressivism, and The New Deal. While each idea was thought of in different years they all have similarities and differences. They are similar because they all started from the same reason. For example, they all derive from finding solutions to problems at hand with the government and or the economy. They differ by their views, leaders, and how they plan on executing their ideas.…

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    teacher. The class is an AP US History class with some of the brightest students in the school in attendance. College Board, not NCDPI, controls the curriculum in this class. The teacher is covering American Manifest Destiny and the rise of Progressivism at the turn of the 20th century. The content in the class is aligned to the standards and objectives established by College Board. The entire lesson revolves around key concept 7.3 — Participation in a series of global conflicts propelled…

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    Progressivism, or the act of making progress, opened the eyes of many women. At the time, in most states, “many women could not vote, they almost never held public office, and the few professions they could hold were primarily female (Brinkley 2015, 556).” The culture of the time believed that women were not suited for the public world, resulting in the “new woman” to rise. Due to the fact that children were spending more time in school and several technological advances, the home was no…

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    new power to follow three major goals: open trade with China, build the Panama Canal, and police Latin America to protect American interests. Nonetheless, The Progressive Era sits at the basis of contemporary American tolerance. Notwithstanding, progressivism is a sensation, or inclination, of an era. It IS also an idea that government needs to right the wrongs of the Industrial Age. Consequently, I feel that the Progressive Era was beneficial…

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