Description
From 1880 to 1920, the Progressive Movement reshaped American politics and society, channeling the hopes and energies of reformers across the nation. Progressives sought to curb corruption, expand democracy, and address social and economic challenges brought on by rapid industrialization and urbanization. This course will explore who the Progressives were, what motivated their reforms, how successful they proved to be, and the lasting significance of their movement in shaping modern America.
