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| Like Theodore Roosevelt, Progressives believed that the solution to the immigrants' social and economic problems was Americanism and ultimately diminishing the immigrants' cultures and Americanizing them. |
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| As a Progressive educator, Julia Richman recognized the difficulties that immigrants faced and actively engaged herself to improve the lives of these foreigners through education during the Prohibition. |
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| Julia Richman was a progressive educator who sought to ban alcohol and help immigrants through American education. She was cognizant of the fact that immigrants lived inferior lives with a lack of political, social, and academic equality. |
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