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Tensions in American Progressivism
This chapter explores the contrasting Hamiltonian and Jeffersonian viewpoints within American progressivism, highlighting the tension between centralized authority and individual rights. It examines historical examples of government projects and the implications of Robert Moses' urban planning legacy on community dynamics. The discussion emphasizes the complexities of governance, personal narratives shaping perceptions, and the ongoing struggle for balance between power and freedom.
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