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represent early advancements in engineering, mathematics, and organizational skills -
He explores the progression of society through education, morality, and governance -
Plutarch’s biographies of great Greeks and Romans explore the progress of individuals and societies through their virtues, achievements, and leadership -
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symbolizes the Renaissance ideal of progress through the integration of science, art, and the human form -
Made paintings that showed advancements in color, movement, and emotional expression, marking progress in Venetian art -
addresses the pursuit of progress through science and alchemy -
emphasizing societal progress through education and reform -
A Romantic depiction of the 1830 French Revolution, it embodies the fight for political and social progress
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Celebrates the progress of democracy, individuality, and the human spirit -
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This poem speaks to the hardships many faced during the Great Depression but also emphasizes the hope and struggle for a better, more equal America. It calls for progress in social and economic justice -
Sandburg captures the resilience of ordinary people during the Great Depression. The poem reflects the strength, endurance, and optimism of the working class amidst economic hardships -
An abstract work inspired by the dynamism of New York City, symbolizing urban and cultural progress
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motivational anthem about perseverance and personal progress
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Advocates for personal responsibility as a means to drive progress and change
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represents environmental progress and innovative engineering -
A personal anthem of growth and resilience, focusing on overcoming challenges to progress
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The tallest building in the world symbolizes human ambition, technological advancements, and economic growth -
Reflects on personal and societal progress -
a high energy song about self-improvement and progress