The Progressive era

The Progressive era. Key terms and people. Progressivism – movement that believed honest and efficient government could bring about social justice muckrakers – socially conscious journalists and writers who dramatized the need for reform

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The Progressive Era. TEAM US HISTORY. Industrialization “Recap”.

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The Progressive Era. Hull House Nursery. Settlement House Teacher. The Drive for Reform. Progressivism arose out of a need for new ideas and honest government which would bring about social justice. Movement focused on helping the poor.

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The Progressive Era. ORIGINS OF PROGRESSIVISM. As America entered into the 20 th century, middle class reformers addressed many social problems: work conditions, rights for women and children, economic reform, environmental issues, and social welfare were a few of these issues .

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The Progressive Era. Political, social, and economic reform create an “Age of Optimism”. Causes of Social Ills. Immigration Urbanization Industrialization Laissez-faire economics Unregulated market Political machines.

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The Progressive Era. Timeline page 304. Who were the Progressives?. Journalists and Writers who exposed the unsafe conditions often faced by factory workers Intellectuals who questioned the dominance of large corporations in America’s democratic society

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The Progressive Era. America Seeks Reforms in the Early 20 th Century. Origins of Progressivism. As America entered the 20 th century, middle class reformers at the municipal, state, and national levels addressed the problems of the Gilded Age, including: Economic inequities

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The Progressive Era. 1900-1916. An Urban Age . Triangle Fire, 1911-Had an unrivaled impact on Public Consciousness Gap between rich and poor increased, 1900-1916 J.P. Morgan’s financial firm controlled 40 percent of all financial and industrial capital in U.S.

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The E nd of Chapter 28: Progressivism and the Republican Roosevelt Chapter 29: Wilsonian Progressivism at Home and Abroad. The Progressive Era. A new group of reformers appears to battle the injustices that had come about as a result of industrialization and urbanization

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The Progressive Era. I. Government and Legislative Reform. Restructuring Government New forms of city government City government changed to prevent “machine” rule Developed city management plans Changes in state government

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The Progressive Era. 1900-1917. The P rogressive Spirit. From Populism to Progressivism

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The Progressive Era. J. Brumbelow U.S. History Willis High School. Goals of the Progressives. Protect social welfare Create economic reform Political reform of government. Important Terms. Muckraker - reporters and writers who exposed government corruption and the abuses

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The Progressive Era. 1890-1920. Background to the Progressive Era: The Gilded Age. Gilded Age: 1865-1890 Overlaps with Reconstruction What does Gilded mean? What was the Gilded Age like? Rapid industrialization—factories, assembly lines, mass production

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The Progressive Era:. Fighting for Reform in America. Positive Changes in Society. The Gilded Age = Massive growth in technology; rapid industrializations Emergence of a middle class Innovations change society. The Downside of Progress.

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THE PROGRESSIVE ERA. AMERICA SEEKS REFORMS IN THE EARLY 20 TH CENTURY. Who were the Progressives?. Mostly urban (in contrast to the mostly rural Populists) Mostly middle-class intellectuals (especially with the rise of white collar jobs) Protestant church leaders

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The Progressive Era. Do Now: What does this quote mean??. “I believe in democracy because it releases the energies of every human being” W. Wilson. Progressivism. Reform efforts that were to combat the problems of the 1890’s: Unsafe factories Dominance of corporations

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Chapter 9. The Progressive Era. Chapter 9 Goals and Objectives:. Upon completion, students should be able to: Identify and explain the main goals of progressivism. Evaluate the methods used by progressives to clean up government.

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Do Now In 3-4 sentences describe the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire. Agenda -Recap/Story of US -Notes on Progressivism. The Progressive Era. What is a Progressive?. Someone who works to reform or change parts of society.

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The Progressive Era. This is. Group 1. Group 2. Group 3. Group 3. Group 3. Group 3. Now entering the studio are our Contestants!!!. Here is your host… Alexa Douglas. Now here. Are the directions. Here are the categories. People. Progressives. Terms. Early beginnings. People.

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The Progressive Era. Shannon Riley, Lindsey Greer and Ethan Williams. Goal #1. Protecting Social Welfare (On separate PowerPoint, by Prichard). Goal #2:. Promoting Moral Improvement. Personal Reform Groups.

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The Progressive Era. Goal 7: -Explain the conditions that let to the rise of Progressivism -Analyze how different groups of Americans made economic and political gains in the Progressive Period. Origins of Progressivism.

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