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How did the progressive response to industrialization lead to a change in the role of government in the U.S.?

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How did the progressive response to industrialization lead to a change in the role of government in the U.S.? Help is given for answering this question in an essay. Includes ideas for structure and content of answer.

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In order to answer this question of how the role of government changed as a result of progressivism, I would start by looking at the actual changes that occurred, then decide how this changed the overall role of government in the U.S. By role I mean how the impact of government on the average citizen changed.

If I were to write this essay, I would start by defining progressivism, outline some important changes that occurred in government at the beginning of the 20th century relating to industrialization and then describe how these changes in government affected government's role overall.

A good method for an opening paragraph that someone taught me is to make a "road map" for the rest of your paper. In this case, answer the question in the opening paragraph, then tell the reader ...

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