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===Progressive era 1892-1924===
===Progressive era 1892-1924===
It was also meant to create a belief that [[conservatives]] are not able to think of a progressive future for the [[United States]]. The most famous historical usage of the term in America was in the 1890s to 1920s, sometimes called the [[Progressive Era]]. During the Progressive Era, politicians of both parties and various ideologies adopted the term, notably [[Theodore Roosevelt]], a Republican who founded the [[Progressive Party]] (also known as the Bull Moose Party) and [[Woodrow Wilson]].
It was also meant to create a belief that [[conservatives]] are not able to think of a progressive future for the [[United States]]. The most famous historical usage of the term in America was in the 1890s to 1920s, sometimes called the [[Progressive Era]]. During the Progressive Era, politicians of both parties and various ideologies adopted the term, notably [[Theodore Roosevelt]], a Republican who founded the [[Progressive Party]] and implemented the [[Civil Service Act]], and [[Woodrow Wilson]], who impossed [[segregation]] throughout the federal government.
Ironically, progressives began using the word "[[liberal]]" in the early 20th century when the word "progressive" openly was associated with [[Marxism]].
Ironically, progressives began using the word "[[liberal]]" in the early 20th century when the word "progressive" openly was associated with [[Marxism]].