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Answer 1

Select one reform movement from the Progressive Era. Describe the movement and its impact on South Carolina. Provide details and examples that support how this moment changed South Carolina.

Answer 2

Is someone gonna answer, or what?

Answer 3

well you are in a math subject xD

Answer 4

but ill help

Answer 5

Civil Rights

Black and white liberal reformers struggled to ameliorate these oppressive practices, forming groups like the NAACP in 1909 and the National Urban League in 1911. South Carolina’s Septima Clark established Citizenship Schools for civil rights across the South, and North Carolina’s Ella Baker worked to improve conditions in the South. Their efforts remind us that civil rights activism has a considerable history predating the 1940s and that it featured largely unsung grassroots workers.

The 1940s brought renewed efforts, however. In 1941, A. Philip Randolph threatened to stage an all-black March on Washington unless President Franklin D. Roosevelt acted to end racial discrimination in employment and racial segregation of the armed forces. Roosevelt agreed to a Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC) to investigate employment practices. Although the FEPC had no real power, Randolph’s highly visible advocacy of large-scale, direct-action protest was a sign of militant tactics to come.

this eventually taken racism out of public

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Thank you

Answer 9

no problem