Asked by TayB

Who were the “reformers”? (What do we mean by “reformers”?)

What was the so-called “Indian Problem” as the reformers saw it?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Reformers are people who want to change something for what they think is better. Martin Luther did not set out to form a new Christian sect; he wanted to reform the Roman Catholic Church.

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Answered by Reed
What era are we talking about? I don't think you mean the Protestant Reformation.
Answered by TayB
Reed,
during the gilded age or transformation of the West
Answered by Reed
Okay, I thought so. I'll get back to you Very fast.
Answered by Reed
I think this will get you started:


INTRODUCTION I. THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL …


http://www.srnteach.us/HIST1700/assets/syllabus/pdfs/outline16.pdf

And for politics, try this:

http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2007/07/the-progressive-movement
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