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progressivism
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industrial revolution
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left-wing
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environmentalism
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social justice
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industrialization
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urbanization
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democracy
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reform
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electoral
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social classes
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Progressive era
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journalism
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social justice
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Initiative
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state legislatures
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Direct primary
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Direct election
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U.S. Senators
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Seventeenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
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Referendum
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Recall
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Secret ballot
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Women's suffrage
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Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
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administrators
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city manager
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city councils
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institutionalization
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urban planners
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Daniel Burnham
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Frederick Law Olmsted
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Patrick Geddes
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Ebenezer Howard
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Centralization
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machine politicians
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ward
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corporations
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capitalism
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Trust-busting
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federal government
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economy
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Socialism
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Laissez-Faire
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bankrupt
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free market
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March 14
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1903
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Florida
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national forests
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national wildlife refuges
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Grand Canyon
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Antiquities Act
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social justice
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social workers
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Settlement Houses
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slums
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standard of living
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day care
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child labor
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working-class
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organized labor
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workers compensation
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minimum wage
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unionization
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Prohibition
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alcohol
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Eighteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
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Democratic
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Republican
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Bull-Moose
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United States Progressive Party
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William Jennings Bryan
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Woodrow Wilson
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Robert La Follette
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William Howard Taft
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Populist
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Herbert Hoover
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Henry George
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Single Tax
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Cleveland mayoral
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Tom L. Johnson
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Huey Long
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Share Our Wealth
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pragmatism
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populism
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muckrakers
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Ida Tarbell
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Standard Oil Company
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The Shame of the Cities
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Lincoln Steffens
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Ray Stannard Baker
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Theodore Dreiser
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The Financier
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The Titan
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The Jungle
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Socialist
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Upton Sinclair
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The Theory of the Leisure Class
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Thorstein Veblen
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John Dewey
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progressive education
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Robert M. La Follette
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oligarchy
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plutocracy
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Henry A. Wallace
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Cold War
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Democrat
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Harry S. Truman
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New Deal
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Soviet Union
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social activism movements
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centrism
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Reform Party of the United States of America
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left-liberalism
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social democracy
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Green Party
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democratic socialism
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Socialist Party USA
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Bernie Sanders
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Russ Feingold
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Dennis Kucinich
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Mike Gravel
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Rush D. Holt, Jr.
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Cynthia McKinney
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John Edwards
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Sherrod Brown
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Kathleen Sebelius
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David McReynolds
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Ralph Nader
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Howard Dean
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Peter Camejo
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Paul Wellstone
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women's movement
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cosmopolitanism
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labor movement
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American civil rights movement
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environmental movement
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Noam Chomsky
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Cornel West
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Howard Zinn
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Michael Parenti
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George Lakoff
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Michael Lerner
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Urvashi Vaid
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The Progressive
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The Nation
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The New Republic
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The American Prospect
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Mother Jones
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In These Times
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Counterpunch
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AlterNet.org
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Air America Radio
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Pacifica Radio
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Democracy Now!
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community radio
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Alexander Cockburn
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Barbara Ehrenreich
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Al Franken
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Juan Gonzalez
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Amy Goodman
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Thom Hartmann
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Jim Hightower
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Molly Ivins
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Rachel Maddow
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Stephanie Miller
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Mike Malloy
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Greg Palast
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Randi Rhodes
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Betsy Rosenberg
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Ed Schultz
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David Sirota
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electoral reform
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instant runoff voting
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proportional representation
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environmental conservation
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pollution
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environmentalism
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universal health care
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death penalty
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affordable housing
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renewable energy
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gun control
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smart growth
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living wage
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union
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Mark Satin
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E.J. Dionne
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Nickel and Dimed
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Barbara Ehrenreich
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Democratic Party
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Green Party of the United States
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Vermont Progressive Party
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Northeast Action
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The Center for American Progress
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Congressional Progressive Caucus
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Progressive Christianity
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Progressive Era
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Progressive States Network
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United States Progressive Party
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2006
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11-18
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2007
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02-15
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2006
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11-16
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2006
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11-18
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