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7 April, 11:35

Why did progressive reformers believe in americanization?

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    Progressive reformers believed that if immigrants would come to America and assimilate into society, it would naturally cause them become loyal to America. Loyalty to country was something reformers knew was vital to any country, especially one that was vulnerable and newly developing.
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