What types of people were drawn to the progressive movement, and what motivated them? (pp. 562–566)

How did progressives justify their demand for more activist government? (pp. 566–568)

In what ways did Roosevelt's domestic policies respond to progressive demands? (pp. 568–579)

How and why did Wilson's reform program evolve during his first term? (pp. 579–582)

How did race, class, and gender shape the limits of progressive reform? (pp. 582–587)