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|description=Explore the Progressive Era in American history, including political reform, women’s suffrage, labor rights, muckrakers, antitrust laws, conservation, public health, immigration, race, and the rise of modern government. | |description=Explore the Progressive Era in American history, including political reform, women’s suffrage, labor rights, muckrakers, antitrust laws, conservation, public health, immigration, race, and the rise of modern government. | ||
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