Problem: Arizona's Constitution was heavily influenced by the Progressive Movement of the early 20th Century whereby more political power was given directly to the people rather than placed in the hands of our elected or appointed officials. Some of Arizona's main progressive constitutional provisions include the initiative and referendum, recall of elected officials (before their term ends), the election of commissioners for the Arizona Corporation Commission (regulates railroads and utilities), and the election of the state mine inspector. Please select three progressive provisions from the list above and explain how power is being provided directly to the voter in each case. Also, please identify the pros and cons of providing such direct political power to the people.