Image of "Fighting" Bob LaFollette courtesy wisc.edu |
The progressive movement at the onset of the 20th century did much to shape modern America. While there was not one set of characteristics that defined all progressives, most shared a belief that government should be more active and social problems were susceptible to government legislation. Progressive ideals were represented in things like the works of muckrakers, the settlement house movement, actions in places like Wisconsin by people like Bob LaFollette, and on the national level with individuals such as Teddy Roosevelt.
American Studies
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