Question.577 - The Progressive Era provided a range of opportunities for women to take part in reform activities. Your post this week should draw on both the chapter in Through Women’s Eyes and the Women’s America essay you chose. Based on your reading of the essay you chose for this week, discuss how women in the Progressive Era tried to change their lives (and/or the lives of others). What issues were they addressing? Were these women successful? Why or why not? What factors (class, race, ethnicity, education, etc.) influenced their views and activism? Does your essay choice demonstrate more conflict or coalition among Progressive women activists? Explain your answer.
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