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Progressive reformers rejected Social Darwinism because they believed thatAall races were equal in abilityBpersonal development was influenced solely by hereditary factorsCconflict and competition did not necessarily improve societyDscience had no role in societyEsociety was fixed by the laws of nature and incapable of significant change
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