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    Change Is Not Always Bad As I sat in my room and reminisced over the change that happened in my life, a smile crossed my face. My smile was not because I like change, but it represented me overcoming the fear that gripped me every time change occurred. Many times in life I began to love or hate certain factors that life handed me depending on how I went through my first experience of that situations. Change is one of those factors I hated because when I first encountered it, I was young and…

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    The US relations with Germany deteriorated throughout this period. The US took a vote if they should go to war with Germany or not, and going to war with Germany won the vote. President Woodrow Wilson declared war on Germany. However, many citizens of the United States was not happy with going to war with Germany. Many of the citizens did not want anything to do with the war and just wanted the US to become neutral again with Germany. France…

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    Progressive Era DBQ President Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson have contributed in adverse and gainful reforms to the Progressive Era. Theodore Roosevelt, a true conservationist yet a pro-war, have served his nation in many different ways. During the Spanish-American war, he served our nation as a Rough Rider, then he served as the governor of N.Y., and then he came to his most notable post, the president of the USA. Throughout his time as the president, he kept his love for wars aside…

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    brought about political, social, and economic changes and reforms while in power. The period around the early 1900s has been named the “Progressive Era” because of the work of these three former Presidents of the United States: Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson. At times, these presidents, especially Taft, would go against the progressive ideals that they are associated with today, but these three presidents were deemed progressive because of Roosevelt’s Square Deal policy, Taft’s dissolving of…

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    Chapter 7: (The Spoilsmen: An Age of Cynicism) The Spoilsmen were also known as Robber Barons or Captains of Industry. From 1865 through the Industrial Revolution, they controlled most of the wealth, and thought that since they or their parents worked hard to get it they deserved it. The Republican Party was corrupt at this time, and was more successful than the Democrats. All the Republican Presidents during this time period were corrupt in some way, and even the leaders of the Republican Party…

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    The progressive movement from 1900-1920 was an extension of the Populist movement in the late nineteenth century because they not only had success in reforms that the Populists worked on but also extended the Populist reforms to encompass more social reform rather than mainly economical and political. The Populist movement’s main goal was economic reform through better conditions, hours, and pay for workers, regulation of trusts, namely the railroad and communication ones, and a graduated income…

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    Primary Source Analysis Austrian-Hungarian ultimatum to Serbia and Serbian response I was convinced that Serbia would not accept many of the terms in Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum, specifically 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 9 because those demands compromise Serbia’s freedom and independence from Austria-Hungary. Terms 2, 7, and 10 are reasonable because they are standard requests of a country investigating the death of their monarch. Terms 1 and 3 interfere with a free press. Austria-Hungary is defining…

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    The League of Nations was borne out of collective desire of the nations around the world to prevent war, promote world peace and stability. Not to mention, the unprecedented destruction and death caused by World War I spurred the victorious nations into establishing a system of collective security in the form of League of Nations. The primary motive of the League of Nations was to prevent/deter or address any aggression by a state through collective response from other states, thereby ensuring…

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    Lana Batarseh Professor Cerri History 320 10 March 2018 A People's History of Change The Progressive Movement, a movement for the people and by the people, was more important in comparison to the Populist movement, since it started the transformation of American history. The root of change originated in this productive era of reform for America's working middle class and the less fortunate. “Progressives could be found in all classes, regions, and races. “They shared a fundamental belief…

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    What was the progressive era? Some people ask what did it accomplish in the United States of America. The progressive era was a time in our country where there was widespread social activism and political reform. They eliminated problems caused by immigration, urbanization, and corruption of government. Who were the progressives and what social classes or groups did they belong to? What did the progressives seek? Who were the progressives as defined by George Mowry? The progressives or also…

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