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Us history Period 7A: Chapter 21: The Progressive Era, [431 - 447] class notes summary verified 100% Us history Period 7A: Chapter 21: The Progressive Era, [431 - 447] class notes summary verified 100% Us history Period 7A: Chapter 21: The Progressive Era, [431 - 447] class notes summary verified 100% Period 7A: Chapter 21: The Progressive Era, [431 - 447] Due Date:Tuesday, February 6th - Most progressives not revolutionaries but shared goals of limiting power of big business, improve democracy, and strengthen social justice Origins of Progressivism - Origins in state reform of 1890s, became national when Theodore Roosevelt sworn in in 1901 - Era lasts through Roosevelt, Taft, and 1st term of Wilson bc WWI diverted attention - Attitudes and Motives - Who Were the Progressives? - Protestants - Af Ams - Union leaders - Feminists - Progressive- belief that society badly needed changes and gov was proper agency to correct social and economic ills - Urban Middle Class - Steadily grew in late 19th century - Doctors, lawyers, ministers, storekeepers, now also office workers, middle managers in banks, manufacturing firms, and other businesses - Professional Class - Take civil responsibilities seriously, some versed in science and stat methods - Professional associations and national businesses that wanted to address corrupt business and gov practices and urban social and economic practices - Religion - Missionary spirit - Protestants against vice and taught social responsibility, care for less fortunate, honesty - Social Gospel popularized by Walter Rauschenbusch - Native born and older srock Ams, from families of older elites felt central role in society had been replaced by industrialists and political machines - Leadership - Theodore Roosevelt And Robert La Follette in Repubs - William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow WIlson in Dems - The Progressives’ Philosophy - Committed to democratic values, shared belief that honest gov and just laws could improve human condition - Pragmatism - Charles Darwin, Origin of Species, evolution, impact beyond justifying accumulation of wealth, thought and reasoning challenged - Romantic transcendentalism changes to pragmatism - William James and John Dewey, defined truth in a way many Ams found appealing, argued good and true couldn’t be known in abstract as fixed and changeless ideals, people should take pragmatic approach, practical, to morals, ideals, and knowledge. Experiment with laws and ideas and test until find something that will create a well functioning democratic society - Enabled people to challenge fixed notions that stood in way of reform, laissez-faire rejected, no rugged individualism - Scientific Management

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