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Please Note: The images included in this presentation, some of which are copyrighted, are being used under the “fair use” provision (for educational purposes) of the U.S. law governing usage of copyrighted material.The Progressive Era, 1890-1920© Edward T. O’Donnell, 2006 My Approach to Teaching History• Conflict: Finding and Exploring Conflict and Debate• Agency: Recognizing How People Shape Their Era • Choices: History is the study of Choices - Nothing is inevitable!• Relevance: Make Connections (carefully) to the Present• Documents and ImagesThe Progressive Era • Defined• Background to the Progressive Era • Three Main Ideas of Progressivism• Who Were the Progressives• Key Progressive Era Reforms • The Darker Side of Progressivism• When Did the Progressive Era End?The Progressive Era DefinedThe period from (roughly) 1890-1920 when many diverse groups in American society launched efforts to reform or eliminate the many social problems resulting from rapid industrialization, urbanization, and immigration. Background to the Progressive EraThe “New” Immigration total1880 1,206,2991890 1,515,3011900 3,437,2021910 4,766,8831920 5,620,0481930 6,930,446Who Came?• Russian and Eastern European Jews • Italians • Poles • Greeks• Czechs• Bohemians• Irish and Germans (continuing but declining)• African Americans - The Great Migration Ethnic Groups in Chicago’s Hull House Neighborhood, 18Immigrant Cities1910% immigrants and their US- born childrenNew York 78.6%Chicago 77.5%Milwaukee 78.6San Francisco 68.3 Overall, the foreign-born = 14.8% of US population in 1910(12.5% in 2009)Conflicted Views on ImmigrationLOVE ITHATE ITDocument Outline