The movement in the early 20th century aimed to improve social conditions through reforms was known as the Progressive Movement. This broad social and political campaign sought to address issues like industrialization, urbanization, and political corruption in America. Reformers advocated for a range of changes, including women’s suffrage, labor rights, and regulations to curb corporate power. The movement significantly influenced legislation, leading to reforms such as child labor laws, antitrust laws, and improvements in public health. The Progressive Movement laid the groundwork for future social change and remains a key aspect of American history.