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Warmup Answer the following using the handout The 1920s are often perceived as a period of great wealth What evidence does the author present that America during the 1920s was increasingly prosperous . The new mission named EPOXI is comprised of two projects with di fferent scientific objectives The first is called Extrasolar Planet Observations and Characterization EPOCh and made extrasolar planet observations The second is called Deep Impact Ext ace decdadcd good pe ni worthes, but mon ycan not moue, I keepe a fayer, but 8 good pe ni worthes but mon ycan not moue, Ikeepe a fayer but good pe ni worthes, but mon ycan not moue, Ikeep a fayer, bu and what became of them and their causes?”. Study Questions. What factors and events contributed to the Populist Movement?. Who were the Populists & what was their Platform?. What conditions contributed to the end of Populism?. . Patricia Cline Cohen • Sarah Stage. . Susan M. . Hartmann. CHAPTER 21. . Progressivism from the Grass Roots to the White House. , . 1890-1916. At the beginning of the new century, . reformers. 1. . addressed many of the problems that had contributed to the social upheavals of the late 1800s.. The Origins of Progressivism. Journalists and writers exposed the unsafe conditions that factory workers, including women and children, often faced.. Progressivism is defined as seeking to create a just society through governmental action, direct democracy, and volunteerism; progressivism challenged the traditional American way of thinking and governing.. “Americans still have a mission to the world but we shall have to save ourselves before we can hope to save anyone else.” Henry Ford. Change and Backlash. 1920s. 1920s – A New and Threatening America . Spurred on by depression of 1893. Sprang from Liberal concern for the poor and conservative desires for efficiency. Established in the urban centers. Practical Application. Progressives=Pragmatists. Utilized scientific method for reform activities. The Roots of Progressivism . Learning targets. By the end of this lesson you will. :. . ● . Define Progressivism, muckrakers, direct primary, the temperance movement, socialism. . ● . Discuss how Progressives believed they could improve society. Chapters 22-25 . History Alive!. , Ch. 11 . Americans. History Alive!.  . Ch. . 22: From Neutrality to War . p. . 283-291. “Was it in the national interest of the US to stay neutral or declare war in 1917?”. Chapter 19: From War to Peace. Main Idea: Although the end of World War I brought peace, it did not ease the minds of many Americans who found much to fear in the postwar years.. Chapter 19 Section 1: Postwar Havoc. The Progressive Movement. 18.1 The Roots of Progressivism. 18.2 Roosevelt in Office. 18.3 The Taft Administration. 18.4 The Wilson Years. 18.1 The Roots of Progressivism.  . The Rise of Progressivism. Discover the truth and the facts about The End of Gout™ PDF, eBook by Shelly Manning. Click \"SHARE\" and \"DOWNLOAD\" to read the document offline. Presenters. Wendy Brill-Wynkoop. , . FACCC President . . Ginni. May. , . ASCCC President. Carrie Roberson. , . ASCCC At-Large Representative. 2. Description. The California Community College mission codified in section 66010.4 of the California Education Code includes both “academic and vocational instruction”. State policies since 2010 have mostly focused on transforming transfer in California community colleges and directing more resources to clarify, support, and strengthen transfer pathways. How has this impacted student and workforce needs? Is the mission of the California community colleges at risk? Join us to hear about the direction of the California Community College mission and strategies to ensure that a focus on all students remains ‘mission still possible’ in the California community colleges..