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HIST 405N Week 8 Reflection Assignment

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Harvey Specter
Category
History
Course
HIST 405N United States History
Institute
Chamberlain
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4
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Reflection Assignment: Student Name Chamberlain University College of Nursing HIST405N – United States History Professor Vogel Date The semester is winding down, and it is my belief that I have learned a significant amount of knowledge regarding the history of the United States of America. The lesson has been both intriguing and informative to a considerable extent. It goes without saying that the information I have gained over the last eight weeks will have a huge impact on both my personal and professional lives. Taking all of this into mind, one of the issues that will have a huge impact on my life is the Progressive Era (also known as the Progressive Movement). The statement was coined by Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States of America. I took away from his lecture that a progressive is committed to the advancement of society. A progressiv

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