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Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Declaration of Sentiments: blueprint for suffrage movement -
Led by Francis Willard
Inspired by religious morals AND wives/mothers whose male family members became abusive, alcoholics, broke, etc. due to drinking.
Anti-alcohol education programs -
Created the book "How the Other Half Lives." It showed how the immigrants were living during the times of the progressive era
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Goal: get most states to pass woman's suffrage
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Were for prohibition:
Immigrants were constant drunks
Always at bars -
Established model housing code for safety and sanitation
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Hired a special photographer by the name of Lewis Hines who documented the working conditions of child laborers.
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Wrote a book called "The Jungle" exposing the way food was really produced in our country.
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Authorized federal inspection of meat products
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Regulated production of the sales of food and medicines. Formed FDA.
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Direct election of senators
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Prohibited the shipment or delivery for interstate or foreign sale of any goods or services that were produced by laborers under the age of 14 in a factory, shop, oe cannerym and under 16 in a mine
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Banned manufacure, sale, or transportation of alcohol
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Woman's suffrage
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Finally eliminated child labor
