Progressives and Progressive Reform. What was the Progressive Movement?

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Progressives and Progressive Reform

What was the Progressive Movement?

“A Response to Industrialism”

“A Search for ORDER”

How does one produce a more humane, yet “ordered” society?

“Innovative Nostalgia”

Social Darwinists vs Progressives

If “environment” is so important, how can it be improved?

Thinking SYSTEMATICALLY

Once one understands the “system” and the problems it creates, how can one change it for the better?

Theory vs Practice “Pragmatism”

Educate the public: “Muckrakers”

Beyond Education: INTERVENTIONISM

Optimism: The Social Gospel Movement

“Optimistic Interventionism” …and its discontents

Social Control vs Social Justice

Order and Consensus vs Redistribution of Resources and Power