High School Social Reform Interactive Videos

Examine women's rights and social reforms during the Progressive Era, highlighting legal and societal developments. Gain understanding of women's changing roles in society and their contributions to reform movements. Focus on the progression of women's activism and the impact of these changes on contemporary society. Aim to understand the intersection of legal rights and societal norms, and the skills used to advocate for social reforms.

Investigate the origins and effects of the Progressive Movement, concentrating on social reforms and influential figures such as muckrakers. Understand the movement's role in shaping contemporary policies. Develop a comprehension of its historical context, analyze its key initiatives, and assess its legacy in modern governance.

Examine the Progressive Era's response to the corruption and excesses of the Gilded Age through an analysis of social activism and reform movements. Understand political ideologies of the time and their influence on societal advancement. Develop skills in historical analysis by evaluating the effectiveness of various reforms and the broader impact on American society.

Investigate the central aspects of the Progressive Era by examining reform movements, urban challenges, and significant constitutional amendments. Develop the ability to analyze social and political changes effectively, enhancing skills in evaluating historical contexts and consequences.

Investigate the concept of social problems and distinguish them from personal problems, highlighting the influence of social institutions. Analyze how cultural values shape societal norms, focusing on understanding and interpreting these norms. Aim to develop critical thinking skills and the ability to evaluate the relationship between cultural values and social institutions, fostering a comprehensive understanding of social dynamics.