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Introductory Overview Essay
Theory of Progressivism as Reform Movement
Unintended Consequences of Progressive Reform
Historical Development of Progressivism as Reform Movement
Progressivism and Urban Reform Efforts
Progressivism and reform of the Industrial Economy
Middle Class as Agents of Reform
Progressive and Reform of Government
Decline of Progressive Reform
The New Deal and the Modern Welfare State as Revival of Progressivism
Public Interest Resarch Group
Key Moments
Jane Addams Founds Hull House (1889)
Theodore Roosevelt Launches Bull Moose Campaign (1912)
Intersection with Other Reform Movements
Progressivism and Civil Rights Movement, Environmentalism, Labor Movement, Populism, Public Education Reform, Socialism/Political Radicalism, Temperance, and Women’s Rights
Future of the Progressive Reform Movement
Persistence of Middle Class Leadership in Modern Reform Movements
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