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    Ronald G. Walters’ American Reformers 1815-1860, is an account of the vastly different reform movements, (yet similar in nature), that took place during the time period. His thesis is that the inspiration for the start of the reform period comes from the powerful societal influence of evangelical Protestantism. “Revivals in the early nineteenth century were so frequent and widespread that historians sometimes apply the phrase “Second Great Awakening” to the entire period from 1795 to 1837”…

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    The Progressive Era was a time full of social and political reform in the United States. When one thinks of the Progressive Era, men such as Upton Sinclair or W.E.B De Bois may cross their minds. However, many women in this era spearheaded very impactful events such as Florence Kelly with her work against child labor, and Jane Addams with her assistance to the poor. In addition to those, one very controversial movement lead by a woman found its bearings in this era. Originating around 1912, the…

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    Agar “1994” elaborated on the progressive study of languacultures, by analyzing cultural values that coincide with everyday language. Religion is a normal staple in the majority of households in American society. As a child your religion is chosen for you based on your parent’s values and believes. From an adolescent age children become immersed in cultural values in the religion that they’re brought up in. This choice that is embedded in your mind, can form a number one mentality about your…

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    The Autogenic Technique uses visual imagery and helps you to become aware of your body to aid in reduces stress. There is the Progressive Muscle Relaxation Technique where you concentrate on the difference between relaxing and what give you tension. If you are a visual person there is a technique for you too it is called Visualization Technique you conjure up mental images and go…

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    Grover Cleveland The Progressive Era was a time of change and forward movement for the country. As the United States came to such a crucial time in its history, immersing into the Gilded Age, it called upon a great leader to take the reins and control the country with an iron fist. Although many great presidents emerged during this time and it could be argued that Theodore Roosevelt or William Howard Taft were the most influential presidents, when all the facts are analyzed and considered,…

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    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 times and felt that the government could assist them in some way. The Progressive Era has been called the…

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    many populist beliefs influenced future legislation. On the other hand, during the early 20th century, the Democrats and Republicans were known as the Progressives. Their beliefs established the Progressive Movement, addressing economic issues on local and state levels where they achieved success (Progressive Movement, 2024). Even though the Progressive era ended as the United States prepared for World War I, they accomplished small changes…

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    as the simplest way to relax the muscles also as the mind.Jacobson’s progressive muscle relaxation technique, additionally referred to as progressive relaxation medical aid, could be a style of medical aid that focuses on adjustment ,and quiet specific muscle teams in sequence. Active Jacobson’s progressive muscle relaxation technique helps to alleviate the anxiety,,and helps to enhance the sleep.Practising Jacobson’s progressive muscle relaxation technique for twenty minutes on a daily basis…

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    The progressive movement aimed to restore the economic opportunity and help the lives of Americans. I think that the progressive movement was successful at accomplishing their goals of protecting social welfare, creating economic reform, and fostering efficiency. The progressive movement completed their goal of protecting social welfare in many ways. One way they accomplished their goals was reducing the hours of work for women, thanks to Florence Kelly. Another way they were successful…

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    During Eric Foner progressive era once slavery had been abolished in the British Empire, the former mother country represented freedom more genuinely than the United States. Howard Zinn understood the commonsense understanding of what is realistic in any political moment is always slanted against activist. Eric Foner progressives believe big government is not bad but can be used for good. Conservatives believe big government will lead to tyranny. He also said that the progressive movement was a…

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