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The Progressive Era EQ: What are the goals of Progressivism? SS.10.3.4 – Describe issues of the Progressive era

Origins of Progressivism Middle class reformers at the municipal, state, and national levels addressed the problems of the Gilded Age, including: Economic inequities Environmental issues Social welfare Working conditions Rights for women and children

Four Goals of Reformers Protect social welfare Promote moral development Secure economic reform Foster efficiency

Protect Social Welfare Industrialization in the late 19th century was largely unregulated. Employers felt little responsibility toward their workers. Settlement houses and churches served the community organizations like the YMCA and the Salvation Army took on service roles. Salvation Army Shelter

Promote Moral Development Some felt that the answer to society’s problems was personal behavior. They proposed such reforms as prohibition. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

Secure Economic Reform The Panic of 1893 to questioned the capitalist economic system. As a result, some workers embraced socialism. Eugene Debs organized the American Socialist Party in 1901. Debs encouraged workers to reject American capitalism

Muckrakers Criticize Big Business Many writers saw the truth in Debs’ criticism. Investigative journalists, known as “Muckrakers,” exposed corruption in business. Ida Tarbell exposed Standard Oil Company’s cut-throat methods of eliminating competition. Upton Sinclair's Jungle exposed the meat packing industry.

Fostering Efficiency Many Progressive leaders put their faith in scientific principles to make society better. In industry, Frederick Taylor began using time and motion studies to improve factory efficiency. Taylorism became an industry fad as factories sought to complete each task quickly.