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Law passed in 1882 that prevented Chinese workers from immigrating to the United States
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A U.S. Federal law that required the railroads rates to be reasonable
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was to provide social opportunities and education for working class people
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Reform-minded journalists in the Progressive Era who published misdeeds and exposed leaders as corrupt
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U.S. legislation that controlled competition among enterprises
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established constitutionality of racial segregation
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domestic program for conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection
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25th president of the us who was assassinated 6 months into presidency
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Strike by U.S miners for higher wages, shorter work days, and recognition of union
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book about standard oil companies who were run by John D Rockefeller
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Novel by American journalist Upton Sinclair, it describes the harsh conditions of immigrants lives in the U.S. in industrialized cities
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a law that makes it a crime to misbrand meat and ensures that the meat is slaughtered and processed under strict sanitary conditions
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a response to those who were concerned about theft and destruction to archaeology sites and is was made to protect federal land and resources
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prevents sale and transportation of misbranded and poisonous foods and medicines
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it limited the workdays for female wages earners to ten hours
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deadliest disaster in the history of the city and possibly the country
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ran against Roosevelt, Wilson and Debs. Taft had 8 electoral votes and 23% of the national popular votes
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act to reduce tariff duties and provide revenue for the government and other purposes
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allows congress to collect income tax from all Americans
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cabinet level department of US federal government responsible for wage and hour standards, unemployment insurance benefits, reemployment services, and some economic statistics
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it establishes popular election of US senators by the people of the states
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gave 12 Federal Reserve banks the right to print money to ensure economic balance
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to enforce the provisions of the FTC act which prohibits unfair acts or practices in commerce
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democrat who beat the republican supreme court justice Charles Evans Hughes
