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Page 92
... Progressive movement . It was they who became excited by exposés in muckraking journals , who applauded speeches by reform - minded intel- lectuals and scholars , and who voted the Progressive politi- cians into office . Indeed what ...
... Progressive movement . It was they who became excited by exposés in muckraking journals , who applauded speeches by reform - minded intel- lectuals and scholars , and who voted the Progressive politi- cians into office . Indeed what ...
Page 101
... Progressive leaders are not difficult to find . Roosevelt had become convinced that the only way the Progressive Party could prosper in the South , and indeed throughout much of the nation , was by excluding blacks and appealing to ...
... Progressive leaders are not difficult to find . Roosevelt had become convinced that the only way the Progressive Party could prosper in the South , and indeed throughout much of the nation , was by excluding blacks and appealing to ...
Page 343
... Progressive movement , 70 , 85- 126 , 285 ; blacks in , 98-104 , 110-126 ; labor in , 95 , 97 ; mid- dle class in , 92-94 ; monopo- lies , regulation of , 85 , 86 , 92- 95 ; racism and , 97-106 , 110 ; Social welfare in , 107-110 , 125 ...
... Progressive movement , 70 , 85- 126 , 285 ; blacks in , 98-104 , 110-126 ; labor in , 95 , 97 ; mid- dle class in , 92-94 ; monopo- lies , regulation of , 85 , 86 , 92- 95 ; racism and , 97-106 , 110 ; Social welfare in , 107-110 , 125 ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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