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More than 700 women die each year in the U.S. from pregnancyand birth related complications. This is not a new problem. Maternal mortalitywas a focal point for change in U.S. history during the Progressive Era. Manyreforms were enacted during this historical period to decrease maternalmortality. This article critically examines the factors that contributed to thehigh rate of maternal mortality during the Progressive Era, as well as, efforts of the progressives to decreasethe high rates of death during pregnancy and childbirth. Additionally the paperdiscusses contemporary maternal mortality.

Maternal Mortality and the Progressive Era: A Critical Examination of the Past to Inform the Present