Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY Newspaper Narratives 1 The Progressive Era -1880 to 1920 The Progressive.

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Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY Newspaper Narratives 1 The Progressive Era to 1920 The Progressive Movement was a time of reform. Many progressives worked to make American society better and safer, and the world more democratic. Students will identify the important leaders and groups of the Progressive Movement and its impact on Texas. Using “human statues,” they will learn about monuments and how they can represent an ideology.

Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY 2 What is a monument ? Why are they important ? What do they mean? Iowa Jima Monument

Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY Human Statues to the Progressive Movement Human statue of Liberty at Battery Park in New York Photo courtesy of Sebastián Ruggeri 3 Human Statue of Liberty

Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY The Progressive Era was a period of expansion, reform, and prosperity. Follow the permalinks embedded within pictures and shapes (stars) provided on each slide to learn more about it. How to view the articles: 1.From the slide, click on the link (picture or star). 2.Then click on the zoom link, located on the right side of the page. 3.Locate and read the article (download the article). 4

Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY NAACPProhibition Women’s Suffrage The Grange The Ranch State Master Kegley’s Report to the National Grange State Master Kegley’s Report to the National Grange Farmer’s Alliance Farm Delegates Certificate James Hogg Populist Party Populist Ship is heading towards the fusion reefs Progressive Movement 5 Click on the pictures and stars to access information. Online Newspapers

Resources ⁴ Educators THE PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY What does Bull Moose stand for? Bonus question: 6 Hint: Progressive Movement ( Click on the star)