Vedika - W13D2 Progressivism Graphic Organizer

Defining the Progressive Era: Graphic Organizer Team Member #1: Absent - Vedika Team Member #2: Absent - Vedika Team Member #3: Absent - Vedika Document Who were the Progressives? What did the progressives believe? What specific reforms did Progressives propose? #1: Progressive Party Platform of 1912 The Progressives were a political group focused on promoting the well-being of the people concerning resources, businesses, institutions, and laws. The Progressives supported the idea that everyone should have an equal say in influencing government decisions. They championed women's right to vote and advocated for social and industrial improvements for everyone The Progressives suggested concrete changes like banning child labor, establishing a minimum wage for women workers, limiting workdays to eight hours, increasing access to education, and directing scientific research toward improving human life. #2: What is Progress? Woodrow Wilson The Progressives were folks striving for the well-being of society, aiming to make positive changes in their government. Progressives thought laws should benefit individuals and not just favor businesses. All they sought was permission. Willson penned the "laws of nature" alongside the god of nature. #3: Who is a Progressive, Theodore Roosevelt For Theodore Roosevelt, the Progressives were simply men who courageously and effectively battled against any form of special privilege. Progressives saw themselves as the guardians of the people, believing they were there to provide support and protection. The Progressives suggested changes that ensured safe working conditions and protection for factory girls. Defining progressivism: 1. What is your group’s definition of progressivism? Our group sees progressivism as a collective effort to consistently move forward and develop.