3. Reform Movements and Government Response
GED® Social Studies Complete Review: Civics & U.S. History · preview lesson
Reform movements use civic action to change law and policy. Abolition, women's suffrage, labor reform, Progressive reforms, and Civil Rights all show citizens organizing, petitioning, protesting, voting, and litigating to reshape government.
References: National Archives: Milestone Documents; Library of Congress: U.S. History Primary Source Timeline
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