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Reformers aimed to improve working conditions to address the exploitative practices and harsh environments that many workers faced during the Industrial Revolution. They sought to reduce long hours, unsafe practices, and inadequate wages, which often led to health problems and worker exploitation. By advocating for better conditions, reformers aimed to promote worker rights, enhance overall productivity, and create a more equitable society. Their efforts were driven by a belief in social justice and the need for humane treatment of all workers.
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How did reformers want to change education?
Reformers worked to change schools by making them more accessible to everyone.
What do most Americans want their new government to improve trade and to what?
Most Americans wanted their new government to improve trade and to help them.
What did Americans want after shays' rebellion?
They wanted to improve the articles of confederation.
First think of three progressive reformers from unit who you might want to meet?
If I could meet three progressive reformers, I would choose Jane Addams, known for her work in social reform and founding Hull House, which provided services for immigrants and the poor. I would also want to meet W.E.B. Du Bois, a pioneering civil rights activist and co-founder of the NAACP, whose advocacy for African American rights was groundbreaking. Lastly, I would choose Ida B. Wells, a fierce journalist and anti-lynching crusader, whose fearless efforts in social justice and equality were revolutionary. Each of these reformers significantly impacted society and their insights would be invaluable.
The good Friday agreement was to improve relationship in the country of?
hahahaha you cheating, you want the answer to your pennfoster exam.... you want the answer it B
What did the progressive reformers want to improve?
most stuff
What problem arising from US industrialization did the progressive reformers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries want the federal government to address?
Progressive reformers sought to address the significant social and economic inequalities that arose from rapid industrialization in the U.S., such as labor exploitation, unsafe working conditions, and the monopolistic practices of large corporations. They aimed for the federal government to implement regulations that would protect workers' rights, improve public health and safety, and ensure fair competition in the marketplace. Additionally, reformers pushed for social justice initiatives to address issues like poverty, education, and women's suffrage, advocating for a more equitable society.
What were immigrants jobs and working conditions?
jobs that Americas don't want to have with poor conditions
How would reformers in your state use each of these reformers to get what they want done?
How would voters in your state use each of these reforms to get what they want done
How did reformers want to change education?
Reformers worked to change schools by making them more accessible to everyone.
What factors limited the success of the labor movement?
One big factor was the fierce business owners, who wanted low wages, long hours, and did not want to improve working conditions for the sake of more profit.
Why did reformers want to break up trusts?
For the best
What did reformers who supported prohibition want?
Reformers who supported prohibition wanted to ban the sale and consumption of alcohol in order to reduce crime, improve public health, and promote social morality. They believed that alcohol was a root cause of many societal problems, including domestic violence, poverty, and moral decay.
What did colonist want to accomplish by forming committees of correspondence?
They were trying to improve communication between the colonies, some were working toward revolution.
What did the Meiji reformers want to retain despite their quest for modernization?
d
What factors limited the success of the early labor movement?
One big factor was the fierce business owners, who wanted low wages, long hours, and did not want to improve working conditions for the sake of more profit.
Why did black men want to fight in war so badly?
Because they didn't appreciate their "working conditions" maybe?
