Progress

Progress may refer to:

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• The idea of a process in which societies or individuals become better or more modern (technologically and/or socially). To be able to decide if something is progressive or not, if something is better or more modern than something else, one has to have a clear concept of what it means for something to be good or to be modern, and in the case of modernity, whether it is desirable or undesirable.
• In economics specifically, the means of measuring progress towards desirable ends (e.g. better state services or more wealth or more access to means of creating it; i.e. opportunity as defined usually by some political ideology).
• Progress in philosophy, which is hard to measure,
• One of several political movements. In United States and other English-speaking countries, progressivism refers to a leftist ideology. In Denmark and Norway, Progress Party is a far-right party.
• Progress is also a party contesting a single seat in the United Kingdom general election, 2005
• The Progress spacecraft, an expendable unmanned freighter spacecraft; it was derived from the Soyuz spacecraft, and is launched with the Soyuz launch vehicle.
• Progress Software Corporation, the creator of Progress 4GL.
• In monarchies a Royal Progress is a formal tour of the state by its monarch.

Progression may refer to:

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• In music, a chord progression.

Progress related Images and Photos (experimental)

Progress of an Irishman Detail	The Progress of Spring	The Progress of Spring	American Progress 1872
Progress with American Junior Red Cross	Life in Progress Memo Mousepad	The Pilgrim's Progress 1678	Perfectly Imperfect : A Life in Progress (Hardcover)
Men of Progress: Group Portrait of the Great American Inventors of the Victorian Age 1862	The Progress of Evolution from Amoebas to You and Me as Displayed by the Fossil Record	Boston A Century of Progress 2011 Wall Calendar	Activities in Progress at a German Medieval Athletics Contest Include Wrestling and Stone Throwing