Progress and Blind Spots: How the Progressive Era Changed America Forever

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AP US History Unpacked

Ingo G

20 episodes

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AP US History Unpacked puts U.S. history in your ears and learning on your schedule. Designed for busy students and auditory learners, each episode breaks down key APUSH topics into short, clear lessons. It's a supplemental tool — not a replacement for textbooks, classes, or practice. Disclaimer: Created with the help of AI technology (Google Notebook LM). Always cross-check with official resources for full preparation.

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Progress and Blind Spots: How the Progressive Era Changed America Forever

AP US History Unpacked

20 minutes 20 seconds

3 months ago

Progress and Blind Spots: How the Progressive Era Changed America Forever

The Progressive Era reshaped American society, bringing trust-busting, worker protections, women's suffrage, consumer safeguards, and a stronger federal government. But it also revealed deep flaws—racism, exclusion, and moral crusades like prohibition. Explore how reformers tackled Gilded Age excesses, the battles they won, and the inequalities they left behind. What echoes still shape our debates today?

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List of Sources:

Muckrakers of the Progressive Era | Students of History

Progressive Era | Wikipedia (including various archived and external resources linked from the entry)

Progressive Party Platform of 1912 | The American Presidency Project — UC Santa Barbara

The Birth of Direct Democracy: What Progressivism Did to the States | The Heritage Foundation

The Progressive Era | Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Wilson’s New Freedom | No explicit link provided