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    During the Progressive Era and WWI era, the US government took on more responsibility than it had previously done before these eras came around. The progressive era was defined as an era that lasted from 1900-1917 “that sought governmental action in solving problems in many areas of American life” (Foner, Eric, et al). A few examples of this would be in the progressive era: Meat production in factories was unsanitary and dangerous. A book called The Jungle was published, in that book, brought…

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    role of housewives and child bearers many women began to become aware of their lack of rights and began organizing and protesting to further their agenda. Consequently, with ceaseless, diligence and passion for their cause, suffragists during the progressive era were able to to achieve their goal of obtaining the right to vote through the passage of the 19th amendment…

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    is a treasure we must protect. The perspective I have chosen to also examine the issue is the Progressive Tradition. In this news story analysis I will be describing the educational issue and its contested nature and I will identify and critically examine the underlying values, assumptions and arguments the author is presenting. Continuing from this I will be taking the perspective from the Progressive Tradition and develop an argument using three important ideas from Progressivism to critically…

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    state legislators. This would, after years, become the Seventeenth Amendment. Progressives supported the creation of professional corps administration, where if you wanted a government job you had to go through competitive examinations. More reforms included the end of child labor and a higher workplace safety standards. In 1920 the Nineteenth Amendment passed and the women received the right to vote. Progressive then took the next step, from state to national reform. Roosevelt started…

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    information instead of listening to it, which is a major plus. Overall, the website is very user friendly and easy to navigate. I do not really see any big concerns besides I would love to see more pictures or videos of women during the Progressive Era…

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    TITLE The Progressive Era was a time that brought about a lot of important changes in American society, particularly in the field of education. One of the most well-known advocates for these changes John Dewey, commonly referred to as the “father” of progressive education. Although Dewey’s ideas were quite prominent and significant in the educational changes happening at this time, he was not the sole voice in the progressive era regarding education. Many other voices, like Cora Bigelow, George…

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    Michael Lorenzini History of Rock Professor Craig 2/25/17 Bohemian Rhapsody The song I chose to analyze was Bohemian Rhapsody. This song was written by a famous British band called Queen. The band was officially formed in 1970 with Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, Brian May, and Mike Gross making up the members of the band. A year later, the band signed with Trident Audio Productions. In 1973, the band released their first single and began their first major tour. In 1975, Queen released their…

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    motions that overlapped one another in order to tackle the negative aspects of industrialization. Progressives had a couple of goals such as making politics more effective, limiting the powers of large business, helping those in poverty, and promoting social justice. Progressivism also contained the idea that the government can be used to address current issues, inequalities, and social problems. The Progressive era did promote social progression and improved things such as labor relations and…

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    and it has a lot to do with economic development and social organization, which is set to improve human conditions and the well being of society as a whole. Part of this reform includes getting rid of prostitution, drinking, and gambling, etc. Progressives appeared in many political organizations as a way to work towards getting rid of monopolies and creating a more fair and liberal space for citizens. President Theodore Roosevelt and President Woodrow Wilson became very involved in this…

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    thinking. Mixed with rebellion, prohibition, an economic boom, and a new wave of feminism, the progressive era challenges social benchmarks and allows Americans to satisfy themselves in newly acceptable indulgences. Most prominently, the new impression of rebellion persists against previously initiated social constructs revolving around relationships and credibility, hence becoming one of the largest progressive epidemics, spreading across the American population challenging people to stand up…

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