The Wisconsin Idea, which became a model for progressives in other states, was

a. Governor Robert M. La Follette's program of reform.

b. John Patterson's system of council-manager government.

C. Mayor Samuel Jones's argument for government as an instrument of progress.

d. Susan Blow's proposal that public kindergartens teach basic social skills.

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The Wisconsin Idea, which became a model for progressives in other states, was

a. Governor Robert M. La Follette's program of reform.

b. John Patterson's system of council-manager government.

C. Mayor Samuel Jones's argument for government as an instrument of progress.

d. Susan Blow's proposal that public kindergartens teach basic social skills.

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Madden Irwin · Answer 1

a. Governor Robert M. La Follette's program of reform.

Explanation:

During the Progressive Era, proponents of the Wisconsin Idea saw the state as "the laboratory for democracy", resulting in legislation that served as a model for other states and the federal government.

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