In 1910, the non-agricultural working force was made up of approximately 38 million men and women, many of whom labored in factories.

In 1910, the non-agricultural working force was made up of approximately 38 million men and women, many of whom labored in factories. Frustrated by exploitive working conditions and terrible poverty, some Americans started to protest. They were joined by artists, journalists, politicians, and intellectuals who adopted their cause. As a whole, these reformers were known as Progressives, and they had their greatest impact between 1890 and 1920.

of the following groups that included members sympathetic to Progressivism:

• Photographers, writers or journalists

Address the following:

• Identify several key members of the selected group
• Discuss the selected group's position on reform
• Explain how the selected group contributed to change between 1890 and 1920

Create a presentation, using Microsoft® PowerPoint®, consisting of at least 5 content slides plus a title slide, an introductory slide, a concluding slide and a reference slide (9 slides total). If you are not familiar with PowerPoint, there is a tutorial available at the Center for Writing Excellence.

Incorporate images to illustrate the presentation's concepts or ideas.

Include detailed speaker's notes for each content slide. If you are not familiar with speaker's notes, review the PowerPoint tutorial at the Center for Writing Excellence.

Draw upon only scholarly sources and cite the sources consistent with APA guidelines.

Proofread and edit the presentation for correct grammar and spelling.