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Progressive Movement

The Progressive movement in Virginia was a series of efforts by early-twentieth-century residents to correct what they perceived as problems or deficiencies in government, business, and society. Their work was part of a national reform movement that existed from late in the 1890s until the United States entered World War I in 1917. Progressive reform in Virginia had many parallels with its national counterpart, but like the rest of the movement's southern manifestation, it also varied from it in important way. . .

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Pollard, John Garland (1871–1937)
Pope, John (1822–1892)
Poplar Forest
Popular Literature during the Civil War
Port Republic, Battle of
Potomac River during the Civil War
Poverty and Poor Relief during the Civil War
Powhatan (d. 1618)
Precolonial History
Prentis, John B. (1788–1848)
Presidents (U.S.)
Presidents of the United States from Virginia
Price, James H. (1878-1943)
Printing in Colonial Virginia
Prisoners of Hope (1898)
Progressive Movement
Public School System in Virginia, Establishment of the
Puller, Lewis Burwell "Chesty" (1898–1971)
Puritans in Colonial Virginia

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