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The first mass organization of woman focusing on social reform such as the power of alcohol
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A labor organizer and socialist, he was elected into the Indiana State Assembly and presidentail candidate for five years for the Union
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An act to regulate the railroad monopolies.
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The combination of the National Women Suffrage Association and American Woman Suffrage Association to advocate for women's rights
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Written by Jacob Riis, this novel describes living in the slums of New York
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She was an Afircan American journalist who was a social activists against lynching and for Civil Rights Movement
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This was the first act that outlawed monopolies and trusts
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This group started a crusade against the manufaction, sale, and consumption of alcohol in the United States
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The strike by mine workers in eastern Pennsylvania for higher wages and shorter work days.
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She was an American journalist for McClure's magazine and helped to break down the Standard Oil Company's monopoly
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President Roosevelt created this cabinet to deal with the business community, organized labor, and agricultural industry
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Amended the Interstate Commerce Act by allowing heavy taxes on railroads tha offer rebates
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The U. S Supreme Court ruled againt the railroad stock owners and disbanded the North Securities Company
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He was an American psychologist, philosopher, educator, social critic, and political activist that became president of the American Psychological Association and the American Philosophical Association
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The name for Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policies that believes that all parties should get a fair deal.
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He was an the most famous muckraker American journalist, lecturer, and political pholisipher that wrote articles in McClure magazine to expose corruption in business that were later published as "The Shame of the Cities"
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Written by Upton SInclair Jr, this novel describes the harsh and unsanitary conditions of the factories
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An effort to protect people from the manufaction, sale, and transportation of adultered, misbranded, posinous, or deterious food, drugs, medicines, and liquors
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This worked to prevent adultered or misbranded meat products from being sold
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The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory caught fire and was a huge industrial disaster leading to improved factory saftey standards
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This allowed regular voters so elect Senators
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Formed by President Roosevelt, became an American political party after the Republican party split
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To reduce taxes on manufactured and semi-manufactured goods, income tax for American residents rose
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Established the Federal Reserve System as the central banking system
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This act clarifies and supplements the Sherman Antitrust Act
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The promotion of consumer protection and avoid coercive monopolies
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This lead to her arrest and founding of American Birth Control League
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This regulated youth labor, from maximum amount of hours and prohibiting products made by any child under 14
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Prohibition of manufacture, sale, and consumption of alcohol
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This gave women the right to vote
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He was governor of Wisconsin, and in Senate, and the leader and presidental candidate of the League for Progressive Political Action.
