The "New Women" of the Progressive Era symbolized
a. the growing strength and influence of American women in social and political change.
b. a new consumer population untouched by American manufacturing.
c. a reaction to the feminists in the progressive movement.
d. the possibilities for remaking the American family.
Answer: a. the growing strength and influence of American women in social and political change.
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What will be an ideal response?