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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Definitions:

Social Influences

The effects that the words, actions, or mere presence of other people have on an individual's thoughts, feelings, attitudes, or behavior.

Sexual Identity

An individual's personal conception of themselves in relation to sexual attraction, behaviors, and membership within a community of others who share similar feelings.

Teens

Refers to individuals in the adolescent age group, typically aged 13 to 19, a period marked by significant physical, psychological, and social development.

Sex

A biological attribute distinguishing organisms on the basis of their reproductive roles, commonly categorized as male or female.