The Importance Of Progress
The Progressives were people who believed in progress, they wanted a way to improve and advance their nation. (book 489) Progressives didn’t always agree on everything. They didn’t on the form of their inventions and they created impulses to try to settle everything. One Impulse was the importance of social cohesion: the belief that individuals are part of a great web of social relationships. (book 489) Which from what I understand will be great because being cohesive, staying together, means progress will be more likely to occur and more likely to comprehend on what the Progressives wanted. Progressives were people that wanted nothing but what was right. Wanting a place where they lived to be a whole and a place to become one. They wanted progress on what they
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But progress didn’t always mean taking huge steps forward on what they wanted. They always seemed to take the necessary movement even if it was a few steps backward. What I think they thought progress was a way to grow and evolve no matter what they encounter, no matter how long it took them. Progress was progress no matter what in their eyes. What was the Progressive Movement? The Progressive Movement was generated a remarkable wave of political and social innovation. (book) I would probably say I would agree with what the progressive were trying to achieve and accomplish in their nation. From living in the United States in this century I think progress is what we need. Progress would do so much toward this country in my opinion. From what they were trying to do socially and politically. I would agree with what and how they were trying to do it and something I could see Americans doing this just for the simple fact that progress is needed. From reading this chapter a progressive that I was impressed by
But progress didn’t always mean taking huge steps forward on what they wanted. They always seemed to take the necessary movement even if it was a few steps backward. What I think they thought progress was a way to grow and evolve no matter what they encounter, no matter how long it took them. Progress was progress no matter what in their eyes. What was the Progressive Movement? The Progressive Movement was generated a remarkable wave of political and social innovation. (book) I would probably say I would agree with what the progressive were trying to achieve and accomplish in their nation. From living in the United States in this century I think progress is what we need. Progress would do so much toward this country in my opinion. From what they were trying to do socially and politically. I would agree with what and how they were trying to do it and something I could see Americans doing this just for the simple fact that progress is needed. From reading this chapter a progressive that I was impressed by