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It could be the piles of millions of meaningless dead and scorched areas of no-man's land, or just the dead.
Yes, once World War I began, the progressive era came to a grinding halt. President Wilson's words stating the war would make the world safer for democracy didn't ring true when the horrors of the war itself seemed so out of hand.
The outbreak of WW1 turned the attention the American people and resources of the federal government to emergency wartime measures and Progressivism essentially ended.
if you mean presidents who were war heroes before being presidents George Washington is the easiest to name. also Andrew Jackson who also fought in the American revolution(democrat). Ulysses s. grant who fought and won the u.s civil war(republican). Theodore roosevelt who fought in the spanish-American war(republican).Dwight d. eisenhower fought in world war II(republican). george w bush fought in Vietnam(republican). that's all i can name since my fingers are bleeding now
This statement is partly true. After World War I, the United States began a push to Ã?return to normalcyÃ?, and Harding was elected president by making a promise to return to a normal way of life. Harding was one of the presidents that has been labeled as ending the Progressive Era.
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Our involvement in World War 1 put too much stress on the country. We entered in 1917 and the Progressive era was pretty much completely over by 1918.
It could be the piles of millions of meaningless dead and scorched areas of no-man's land, or just the dead.
The 14th Amendment Western Expansion Railroads Wilson's Fourteen Points Peal Harbor World War I and World War II Progressivism
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Maybe wright which war your reffering to and then people will be able to help you. Your probably referring to World War 1, i'm GUESSING.
Yes, once World War I began, the progressive era came to a grinding halt. President Wilson's words stating the war would make the world safer for democracy didn't ring true when the horrors of the war itself seemed so out of hand.
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