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The document provides an overview of the Progressive Era in the United States, including its causes and reforms. It discusses new problems like muckraking journalism and settlement houses that helped spur the movement. Progressives sought to address concerns over big business, inefficient government, and poor working conditions. The document outlines Theodore Roosevelt's "Square Deal" platform and his use of the bully pulpit to pass economic and environmental regulations. It also examines Woodrow Wilson's "New Freedom" agenda of trust-busting, banking reforms, and support for unions and women's rights. Overall, the document introduces the key issues, leaders, and policies of the Progressive Era in early 20th century America.









