The Scarlet Letter Chapter 6 – Flashcards
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What was the new freedom?
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combined Progressive belief in a socially conscious state marking what Dewey called "positive and constructive changes" in economic arrangements and one centered on respect for civil liberties and cultural pluralism and declared that realms of private life lay out of state concern. this would become the hallmarks of modern liberalism.
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What was the new freedom?
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combined Progressive belief in a socially conscious state marking what Dewey called "positive and constructive changes" in economic arrangements and one centered on respect for civil liberties and cultural pluralism and declared that realms of private life lay out of state concern. this would become the hallmarks of modern liberalism.
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What was the new freedom?
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combined Progressive belief in a socially conscious state marking what Dewey called "positive and constructive changes" in economic arrangements and one centered on respect for civil liberties and cultural pluralism and declared that realms of private life lay out of state concern. this would become the hallmarks of modern liberalism.
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What was the new freedom?
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combined Progressive belief in a socially conscious state marking what Dewey called "positive and constructive changes" in economic arrangements and one centered on respect for civil liberties and cultural pluralism and declared that realms of private life lay out of state concern. this would become the hallmarks of modern liberalism.
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What was the new freedom?
answer
combined Progressive belief in a socially conscious state marking what Dewey called "positive and constructive changes" in economic arrangements and one centered on respect for civil liberties and cultural pluralism and declared that realms of private life lay out of state concern. this would become the hallmarks of modern liberalism.
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What was the new freedom?
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combined Progressive belief in a socially conscious state marking what Dewey called "positive and constructive changes" in economic arrangements and one centered on respect for civil liberties and cultural pluralism and declared that realms of private life lay out of state concern. this would become the hallmarks of modern liberalism.
