History, 21.10.2020 01:01, yurrrkassi
Progressives believed that the government should reduce poverty by
banning factories and mines.
improving conditions for workers.
removing taxes for factory owners.
putting fewer regulations on businesses.
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Progressives believed that the government should reduce poverty by
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