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The Origins of Progressivism Chapter 11

Basic Beliefs Government should: Be more accountable to citizens Curb power & influence of wealthy Expand powers to improve lives Be more efficient & less corrupt

Two Early Reformers Henry George Progress and Poverty Land speculation

Two Early Reformers Edward Bellamy Looking Backward Glorious socialism

Muckrakers Journalists, novelists Alerted the public to wrongdoing in business or politics The pen is mightier…

MEAT INSPECTION ACT-1906

Work of fiction Socialism Meat industry TR reacted strongly

Florence Kelley Hull House 1891 Fought against child labor, hours, sweatshop cond. Law enforcer Law degree

“Mother” Jones Lost family Lost business Organized labor IWW

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