Journal your thoughts about the following questions. Support your ideas by quoting from the text and videos. Write in paragraph form, using the questions for ideas for your thoughts. Use at least two quotes, and cite where each quote/event is found in the lesson materials. Put the citation immediately after each quote/event. Questions to get you thinking for your journal: 1) Name/describe some of the groups and leaders that emerged in the fight for the progressive agenda, including womens rights, african american rights, and workers rights. How were the philosophies, plans, strategies, and approaches of these leaders and organizations similar and different? What made it difficult for all progressive activists to present a united front? 2) What traces or footprints of progressivism can we see politically, economically, and socially in our modern lives? Which of our present day political processes, laws, institutions, and attitudes have roots in this era? Why have they had such staying power?

Journal your thoughts about the following questions. Support your ideas by quoting from the text and videos. Write in paragraph form, using the questions for ideas for your thoughts. Use at least two quotes, and cite where each quote/event is found in the lesson materials. Put the citation immediately after each quote/event. Questions to get you thinking for your journal: 1) Name/describe some of the groups and leaders that emerged in the fight for the progressive agenda, including womens rights, african american rights, and workers rights. How were the philosophies, plans, strategies, and approaches of these leaders and organizations similar and different? What made it difficult for all progressive activists to present a united front? 2) What traces or footprints of progressivism can we see politically, economically, and socially in our modern lives? Which of our present day political processes, laws, institutions, and attitudes have roots in this era? Why have they had such staying power?