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Organization of woman who advocated social reform and promoted temperance.
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A United States federal law that regulated the railroad industry for rates to be just.
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A federal law that made the government oppose monopolies and prohibit contracts.
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Ida B. Wells was a suffragist, feminist, and led an anti-lynching crusade.
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Organization formed for women's suffrage and social advocates. Key figures were Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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Photojounalism by Jacob Riis that showed studies among the tenement in New York.
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A Ohio state organization promoting national prohibition.
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Miners in eastern Pennsylvania struck for higher wages, shorter workdays, and union.
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The court ruled against stockholders who formed a monopoly and dissolved the Northern Securities Company.
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Act that amended Interstate Commerce Act which authorized ICC to impose fines on railroads.
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A american journalist who stopped the oil trust and known as a leading muckraker.
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A reporter who wrote series of articles called Tweed Days and published as "The Shame of the Cities"
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A union leader and founding member of the Industrial Workers of the World.
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Act for preventing misbrand or poisonous foods and drugs to be sold.
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Law that made it a crime to misbrand meat and ensured sanitary conditions.
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Upton Sinclair wrote novel to portray conditions and lives of immigrants in Chicago and described meat factories.
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Theodore Roosevelt's policy for protection of consumer, control of corporations, and conserving resources.
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Factory fire in New York City and was deadliest industrial disaster in history.
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Party formed by President Roosevelt which called for tariff reform, reforms, and restriction on industry
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The Senate would compose of two senators and elected by the people.
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The tariff re-established federal income tax under Woodrow Wilson.
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Department was created to develop welfare of workers and control big businesses.
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Act created Federal Reserve System and issued the dollar under Woodrow Wilson's presidency.
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Law that added to the Sherman Antitrust Act, which furthered specific prohibited actions of monopolies.
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An agency that administers antitrust and consumer protection legislation.
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He was a philosopher that believed people learned through hands-on activities. He wrote Democracy and Education".
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AKA Wick's Bill was enacted by Congress to address child labor. It prohibited the sale of goods made by factories that employed children.
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She was a birth control activist and sex educator. She opend the first birth control clinic.
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Amendment banned the sale of alcohol and was a huge fail.
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All citizens of the United States could vote and weren't denied by their sex.
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He was a Republican and progressive politician. He ran for president under his own Progressive Party.
