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One of the large woman suffrage groups that took action for suffrage and social reforms.
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Regulated the Railroad Industry. Required reasonable rates for railroads.
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Attempts to prevent restraint to trade or commerce.
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Formed to fight for women's suffrage
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Written by Jacob Riis to exposes the horrid living conditions in the NYC slums.
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Lobbied for prohibition during 1900's
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One of the founders of the NAACP that led an anti-lynching movement during the progressive era.
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One of the founders of Pragmatism.
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Occurred because mine workers demanded higher wages and safer working conditions. Roosevelt settles this situation, benefiting both businesses and workers.
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Allowed ICC to impose fines on Railroads that offered rebates.
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Originally created to control the decisions of big-business. Didn't last long.
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Developed to destroy the Northern Securities Monopoly.
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Wrote the famous ¨The History of the Standard Oil Company¨ to expose the oil business.
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This book is a collection of articles exposing government corruption.
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Requires federal investigators to ensure safety of meat products.
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Helped prohibit the distribution of harmful food.
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Written to exposes the horrors of the meat packing industry.
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Notable for is big support for reform legislation
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Deal between Roosevelt, miners, and managers that benefited both sides, raising wages.
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Industrial Disaster that changed views of how working conditions should be.
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Established power to the people to vote for senators for their state.
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Set to improve tariffs among manufactured goods or raw materials.
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Sought to outlaw factors that allow monopolies to exist.
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Attempted to prevent sale in interstate commerce of goods produced by factories that had children under 14.
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Banned purchase of Alcohol
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Granted Women the right to vote.
