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First ever woman right held in the U.S. with almost 200 women in attendance. Created by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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There were 150 women who tried to vote in local elections but got arrested and as a citizen you can not deny anyones rights. This case went up to the Supreme court with a conclusion with that they are citizens, but are not allowed to vote.
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First state to pass women suffrage
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led by Francis Willard, lobbied for local alcohol bans and had anti- alcohol education programs
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This law was passed to regulate and protect trade, due to unfair marketing that dominated competition.
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First president was Elizabeth Cady Stanton their goal was too get state to pass woman's suffrage.
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Prohibition ban trying to make cities safer and workers more efficient. They were mostly supported by industrialist because it was dangerous for workers to be drunk during their job. There were problems with the immigrants due to cultural connections like Italy.
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supreme ruled that segregating in public accommodations did not violate the 14th amendment. This went on for 60 years
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Established to abolish all child labor
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Formed in San Fransisco to exclude Japanese, Koreans, and Chinese. Supported by 67 labor Unions.
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Published his book The Jungle exploiting the meat packing industry
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Was created due to people finding about the meatpacking industry and created to protect public's health and welfare
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African American that founded the NAACP and challenged racial discrimination
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In NewYork one of the more modern factories was burned killing 145 workers. It was one of the most infamous incident in American Industrial history.
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Created to end Senate corruption by the direct election of senators
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revises the 1890 Sherman Antitrust Act that bans monopolies and unfair business practices and go on strikes
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This act limits how many hours children are allowed to work
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passed to end the sale and manufacture of liquor
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Gave the women the right to vote
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This act was successfully passed through the supreme court and is still practiced today ending Child Labor.
