Chapter Four Section One. 1.Industrialization, urbanization, and immigration produced challenging social problems. 2.Progressives sought to improve.

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Chapter Four Section One

1.Industrialization, urbanization, and immigration produced challenging social problems. 2.Progressives sought to improve life through government action

1.Dramatized need for reform 2. Lincoln Steffens- Shame of the Cities 3.Jacob Riis-photographer 4.Upton Sinclair- The Jungle revealed meatpacking conditions

1.End child labor 2.Break up monopolies and trusts 3.Worker safety.

1.Christianity as basis of reform 2.settlement house 3.Hull House -Jane Addams

1.The Wisconsin Idea 2.Municipal Reform 3. City Manager 4.Commission System

1.Initiative – people make law 2.Referendum-people vote on law 3.Recall- people remove officials

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