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The Pure Food and Drug Act is one example of many social reforms promoted by Johnson's Great Society?
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What was the effect of the anti masonic party?
attacked secret societies and promoted moral religious reforms
Why did political support for New Deal reforms decline?
some members of congress thought artist promoted radical values
How did solons reforms change athenian society?
he revised the draconian laws
What does the world social reform mean?
social reforms are done for the society
What were Taika reforms?
Centralization of the Japanese Government and to enhance power of the Imperial Court. Hope this helped :)
Was The Pure Food and Drug Act is one example of many social reforms promoted by Johnson's Great Society?
No- this act was passed in 1906 under Theodore Roosevelt.
Why was great society of the 1960s given that particular name?
The Great Society was a set of social reforms initiated primarily by President Lyndon Johnson aimed at the elimination of poverty and racial injustice and thus the creation of a Great Society.
What was the effect of the anti masonic party?
attacked secret societies and promoted moral religious reforms
What is transformation of society?
Transformation of society refers to the process of cultural reforms and transformations; changes in a society.
Why did political support for New Deal reforms decline?
some members of congress thought artist promoted radical values
What was the name of the magazine written by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan through which his reforms were promoted?
risala asbab-e-baghawat hind
How did solons reforms change athenian society?
he revised the draconian laws
What does the world social reform mean?
social reforms are done for the society
Which groups in American society might have opposed progressive reforms?
Socialists
What was a period in which people used reason to improve society?
The Enlightenment period in the 18th century was a time when people used reason and scientific principles to challenge traditional beliefs and improve society. Thinkers like Voltaire, Rousseau, and Locke promoted ideas of liberty, progress, and equality, sparking reforms in government, education, and human rights.
How did Roosevelt respond When democrats won a large majority in congress after 1934?
he promoted another wave of reforms known as the second new deal
Most of the demand in the US and Europe for reforms in education and society began with .?
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