Why Was the Progressive Era Different from the Elizabethan Era

question 15

Multiple Choice

Why was the progressive era different from the Elizabethan Era?

• A) It viewed individual responsibility as a primary cause for social problems.
• B) It balanced charity with the need to aspire to social justice.
• C) It addressed religious traditions that emphasized individual responsibility.
• D) It relied on the theological explanation for social problems.

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