Progressives were forced onto the middle class.
Concerns:
- Work force/labor
- Living conditions
- The use of alcohol not on its own but in medicine
- They do NOT like the big trusts and railroads
- Education
- Big companies or corporations controlling governments
- Women rights
- Food
- Child labor
- Insurance
Progressivism addressed by taking over the lower class and making the middle class and the upper class better then the lower class that's how it all began back in the progressive era.
the progressives failed or had limitations in:
-racial issues
-corruption
-gender equality
Government: corruption, big city bosses-municiple government.
Business:unsafe conditions, long hours etc
helped change American society
the progressivism movement.
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Industrialization resulted in a revolution in the way products were made and the kinds of jobs in which people worked. Unfortunately, it also resulted in a lot of illness, poverty, and unfortunate social problems. Progressives sought to address the social issues caused by industrialization.
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.
alcohol
Industrialism and urbanization caused many social problems
Progressivism.
the progressivism movement.
progressivism
The decline of Progressivism as a US political movement came as the other major political groups adopted many of their platforms. The basis of progressivism was the advancement of both science and social awareness.
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Progressivism was the response of various groups to problems raised by the rapid industrialization and urbanization that followed the Civil War. It is a political philosophy based on the concept that progress in science, technology, economic development and social organization can improve the human condition.
The four goals of progressivism are to protect social welfare, promote moral improvement, create economic reform, and foster efficiency.
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