Gradual Reform Movements

Definition

Gradual reform movements refer to political and social efforts that advocate for change over an extended period of time, rather than through sudden or radical means. They seek to bring about incremental improvements and reforms within existing systems.

Related terms

Suffrage Movement: The suffrage movement was a gradual reform movement that fought for women's right to vote.

Abolitionist Movement: The abolitionist movement was a gradual reform movement that aimed to end slavery in the United States.

Labor Movement: The labor movement was a gradual reform movement that sought better working conditions and fair treatment for workers.