Progressive_Era.docx

History 1378 with Tillery at University of Houston - main campus

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By: Brittany Baker
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Give Me Liberty!: An American History, Second Seagull Edition, Volume 2

Voices of Freedom: A Documentary History, Volume 2
Created: 2010-10-13
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1 Progressive Era Origins of the Progressive Era: -Jane Adams and Hull House -Provided social services to poor, and new immigrants -classes for cooking, hygiene, rights and responsibilities of citizenship -child care, kindergarden -End of sweat shops, child labor, tenement housing, city bosses, -basic legal protection for immigrants