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'''Progressive-Era Progressivism''' ('''PEP''') retroactively called '''National Progressivism''' ('''NatProg''') or '''Bull Moose Progressivism''' ('''BMP)''' is an economically centre-left ideology prominent in the United States of America between the period of time after the Gilded Age and before the end of the First World War, although starting before the Gilded Age and continuing after the WW1.
Given that American President Theodore Roosevelt was its most famous proponent, NatProg is often used as a stand in or at least modelled on him, which can be seen given his design incorporating Teddy Roosevelt's glasses and cap as well as the optional Big Club. Another famous proponent of a form of NatProg was [[File:Woodrow.png]] [[Illiberal Democracy|Woodrow Wilson]], although he was extremely racist and much less imperialist than Teddy.▼
== Beliefs ==
Bull Moose Progressive wants a Square Deal for all citizens (the 3 C's of '''C'''onservation of natural resources, '''C'''ontrol of corporations, and '''C'''onsumer protection) as well as a strong military and trust busting.
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Firstly; its positive attitude towards nationalism and military intervention instead of multicultural internationalism, Secondly; its more positive attitude towards traditional masculinity compared to modern progressivism's more negative attitude and Thirdly; having less of a focus on modern cultural issues due the fact it was prominent in the past.
▲Given that American President Theodore Roosevelt was its most famous proponent, NatProg is often used as a stand in or at least modelled on him, which can be seen given his design incorporating Teddy Roosevelt's glasses and cap as well as the optional Big Club. Another famous proponent of a form of NatProg was [[File:Woodrow.png]] [[Illiberal Democracy|Woodrow Wilson]], although he was extremely racist and much less imperialist than Teddy.
==Variants==
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