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Progressive Party

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Part of the Politics series on
Progressivism
This article has some overlap
with these other political positions
Schools
American Progressivism
New Deal liberalism
Economic progressivism
Educational progressivism
Social Progressivism
Techno-progressivism
Ideas
Conservation ethic
Efficiency Movement
Economic interventionism
Freedom
Worker rights
Mixed economy
Positive liberty
Social justice
Welfare of Society
Programs
The Square Deal
The New Nationalism
The New Freedom
The New Deal
The New Frontier
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The term Progressive Party is used to describe several groups, both past and present, around the world.

By country

In Albania - Progressive Party of Albania
In Brazil - Progressive Party of Brazil
In Canada - Progressive Party of Canada (now defunct)
In Finland - National Progressive Party (now defunct)
In Ghana - Progressive Party
In Iceland - Progressive Party (Framsóknarflokkurinn)
In Jordan - Progressive Party
In Lebanon - Progressive Socialist Party
In Malaysia - Sabah Progressive Party
In Martinique - Martinique Progressive Party
In New Zealand - New Zealand Progressive Party
In the Philippines - Progressive Party
In Puerto Rico - New Progressive Party
In Singapore - Progressive Party
In South Africa - Progressive Party (now the Democratic Alliance, after many name-changes)
In Turkey - Progressive Party (defunct)
In the United Kingdom - Progressive Party (UK), a defunct municipal party for the London County Council based around the Liberal Party
In the United States - Progressive Party 1912 (United States), Progressive Party 1924 (United States), Progressive Party 1948 (United States), and for current groups, Progressive Party (United States)
In Vanuatu - Melanesian Progressive Party

See also

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