The ideology of progressivism, insofar as it had one, generallyA. mixed a liberal concern for the poor with a conservative wish to control social disorder. B. called for redistribution of incomes from wealthy to poor, and a socialist approach to government. C. was rooted in firm and fixed standards of morality and truth. D. stressed trying to meet the special needs of each identifiable private interest.

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Hugh Skinner

18 July, 08:33

The ideology of progressivism, insofar as it had one, generallyA. mixed a liberal concern for the poor with a conservative wish to control social disorder. B. called for redistribution of incomes from wealthy to poor, and a socialist approach to government. C. was rooted in firm and fixed standards of morality and truth. D. stressed trying to meet the special needs of each identifiable private interest.

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Sheldon Barker · Answer 1

Answer: Option (A)

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Progressivism is referred to as or known as the advocacy or support for the social reform. Progressivism as the philosophy, is thoroughly based on notion of progress, that tends to asserts the advancements and progress in technology, economic progress, science and social company or organization are one of the most important factor for the development of human condition.