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    Progressive Era Benefits

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    the Progressive Era were for The U.S. to utilize its 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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    The Victorian Era was a time of great economic, social, and political changes. Queen Victoria ruled England from 1837 to 1876 and this time was known as the Victorian Era. She ruled during a time when people disliked royalty about how they governed their land, but she is still credited with bringing respect back to the throne. Many of the things that changed for people during the Victorian Era is still prevalent today in the daily life, social class, and working life. First, daily life was…

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    the time. In the Romantic Era, women are no longer lusted over, instead they are once again just seen in poor light. Mary Shelley 's Frankenstein was a new type of literature for the time, as culture began to shift towards placing a heavy emphasis on science. This emphasis on science was very different than the emphasis of rebellion as seen in the Metaphysical Era. Shelly had a sense that great spirits were now on Earth sojourning, and used the spirit of the times. This era had a very…

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    The Progressive Era lasted from 1900 to 1920. It was a time where there was a lot of social activism and political reform in the US. The main goals of the progressive movement were to stop political corruption, stop monopolies from forming, prohibit bad things such as prostitution, gambling, and alcohol and fight for women’s suffrage. The 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th amendments are all results of the success of the progressive era. The “Progressives” were young people who were mostly Protestant,…

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    The Progressive Era was a period in American history that lasted from 1890s-1920s. The Progressive Era was a time where America was experiencing urbanization and industrialization. It was also a period where many immigrants were migrating from the south. This caused crowded areas and high disease and death rates. Women made much progress between the Progressive Era to the 1920s. Women were concerned with the rights of women on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men.…

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    Role Of Mina In Dracula

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    During the late 19th century Victorian era, women’s roles and positions are portrayed as dependent, devoted to families, and home-loving. As time goes on, the term “New Woman” was introduced. This “New Woman” moved away from the stereotypical woman during the Victorian era. “New Woman” was educated, intelligent, and independent. One novel that represents these two types of women is Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Two female characters in the novel are Mina Murray Harker and Lucy Westenra. Both Mina and…

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    Progressive Era

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    The progressive era can be tied to many legal, economic, and social changes in the United States. It began as a social change campaign and quickly transitioned into an economic and political movement. After reconstruction it seemed that the North and South were united in interests of patriotism, white supremacy, and business opportunity that brought about many changes. Meanwhile, the west was increasing in population, development and cultural diversity. Much of this change was sparked by the…

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    Effects Of The Gilded Age

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    it was spoiled. During America’s industrialization era, the immigration numbers skyrocketed, the quality of working conditions plummeted, and the environment suffered. The industrialization era brought people to American cities in excessive numbers and led to tenement houses, ghettos and nativism. Immigrants from all over the world were going to American cities for a better life but instead ended up living in tenement houses. From 1800 to 1880, New York City’s population doubled each decade.…

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    The Progressive Era was undoubtedly a time of extreme change. The Progressive Era was the response to all the problems that were caused by the movements after the Civil War. The Progressive Era is known for its positive efforts in making an undying 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…

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    Victorian Era Tea Parties

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    types of tea,” (Karin Lehnardt) but when and where did it really start? The Victorian Era had a lot of influence on tea and tea parties. The differences of tea parties as the social-classes vary from the rich to the poor. The differences between women and men in social-classes and the differences in the tea party aspect of life are surprisingly different. The rights, fashion , jobs all differed in the Victorian Era, but tea parties also had social involvement and was even part of the families…

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