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| Progressivism was first... |
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| in the idea of progress, direct, purposeful human intervention in social and economic affeairs= essentaial to order and better society |
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| the fear of concentrated power and the urge to limit authority and wealth = |
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| a powerful progressive impulse "anticommon" |
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| anticommon appealed to... |
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| workers,farmers, and some middle class government |
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| a progressive impulse, the beleif that individuals are not autonomous but part of great web of social relationships |
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| Even though they were varied the impulses |
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| were used by progressives in combos |
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| 1st ppl 2 articulate new spirit of reform, crusading journalits, direct public attention toward social, economic, and political injustices. |
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| reporter 4 McClure's magazine, his tone= moral outrage, potraits ofmachine and boss rule, wrote The Shame of the Cities |
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| Basic Progressive impulses: |
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| oppositon of monopoly, beleif in need 4 social unity, cry 4 efficiency & organization |
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| popular among American Protestantism, powerful movement in 20th century,cheifly concerned with redeeming nation's cities |
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| written by Charles Sheldon, most successful novel of era |
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| opened in 1889, response 2 problems of community, run by middle class citizens |
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| new profession of social worker |
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| social science, use of scientific techniquesin the study of society |
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| industries needed managers, technicians, |
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| those performing new professions refered to as.... |
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| The New Middle Class placed a high value on.... |
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| education and individual accomplishment |
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