Answer:
There are vestiges of Progressivism in many of the anti-trust legislation that are still in place and labor laws, as they have their roots in the Progressivism movement.
Explanation:
Progressivism was a broad movement that arose between 1896 and 1916 and was primarily led by white, middle-class professionals. They sought solutions to the problems that were arising in the modern era due to rapid economic expansion and political and corporate corruption and industrialization. They also looked for solutions to counter the ill effects of urbanization. Many of our current child labor laws, for example, have their foundations in this movement. Also, anti-trust legislation from that era is still in effect: the Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts remain in force today. These acts establish certain business practices to be unethical like price-fixing and creating Monopolies. They also uphold various workers' rights like limits on the length of the workday.
Explanation: if your talking about the treaty of versailles, they were very very hard on germany. they wanted them to pay for all the damage (which was more then the country could ever afford). they also made it to were they were not allowed to have military power. This caused the german people to suffer greatly. In return they became angry.
The war in Leningrad was the turning point for the allies in Russia.
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