CITIES AND POPULISM

The Progressive movement had a number of effects on American politics and life, some of which appeared only long after the Progressive Era ended. For example, although the Progressives introduced primary elections as a means of choosing presidential nominating delegates, only in the second half of the 20th century did the primary season as we know it now come to play a central role in choosing presidential nominees. Other impacts developed more quickly, one being the professionalization of government, the other being the effective marginalization of the Populist movement. These two effects, evident by the 1920s, and with lasting effects, will be considered here.

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