Evaluating Primary Sources

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Evaluating Primary Sources The Progressive Era

Four goals of Progressivism Protecting social welfare-soften the harsh conditions of industrialization Promoting moral improvement-uplift the lives of city dwellers through improving personal behavior Creating economic reform-to promote more fair competition in the market place Fostering efficiency-making the workplace more scientific and efficient

From left to right: “I must hurry” “Wait a second” “Let ‘er go John” “I’ll just have a bite” “I can’t wait all day for that number” “Rush this sonny” “Step lively” “Get a move on boys”

Patriotic Citizen Deserving Old Age Ill-paid labor Working for better social conditions