The Progressive Era Achieved Fame in Part Because Far-Reaching Political

question 68

Essay

The Progressive Era achieved fame in part because far-reaching political and social reform was achieved at all levels of government throughout the United States. Describe the circumstances that led to this "reform fever" and the basic premises underlying the Progressive impulse. Be sure to discuss reforms at each level of government. What, in your opinion, was the most significant reform? Why?

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