The document discusses the Progressive Movement in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It aimed to address problems that arose from industrialization and urbanization, with many believing government should become more involved in regulating businesses and society. Reformers known as "muckrakers" exposed issues through journalism to spur change. The movement supported women's suffrage, labor unions, civil rights, and immigration reforms. Overall, Progressivism had a lasting impact by targeting social issues and inspiring future generations to continue fighting for fair treatment and rights.