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It provided social and educational opportunities for the working class people in the neighborhood
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First law passes that excluded an ethnic group. It prohibited Chinese laborers to immigrate to the U.S
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Law designed to regulate railroads industry
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Journalists of the Progressive Era that exposed established institutions and leaders as corrupt
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Law that regulated the power of monopolies (competition between enterprises)
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Supreme Court case that allowed segregation to happen. Came to be known as " separate but equal"
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25th President of the United States that was killed in office 6 months into his second term
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American miners struck for higher wages, less work days,the recognition of their union, and threatened to shut down the coal supply
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Book made by the journalist Ida Tarbell that exposed unfair practices of the Standard Oil Company
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Novel made by journalist and novelist Upton Sinclair, that portrait the conditions and exploited lives of the immigrants in the U.S
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President Roosevelt's domestic program which reflected his goals to create a fair honest, and just society
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Law that makes a crime to adulterate or misbrand meat and other meat products
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Law that provided an expeditious means to protect federal lands and resources
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Significant consumer protection law that led to the Food and Drug Administration
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It upheld an Oregon law limiting female workdays
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William Howard Taft won the presidential elections of 1908 and became president Roosevelt successor
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The Congress has the law to collect and lay taxes on income without regard of any census
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Deadliest industrial disaster in the history of Manhattan, NY. There was 146 deaths and 78 injured
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Stated that there should be 2 senators of each state elected by the people
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Democrat Woodrow Wilson defeated former President Roosevelt in the elections of 1912
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It re-established a federal income tax and lowered tariff rates
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Department of the U.S federal government created to be responsible of safety, wages and hours standards, unemployment insurance, etc.
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Act passed by the U.S Congress that established the central banking system of the U.S
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It outlaws unfair methods of competitions and illegal practices that affects commerce
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Independent agency of the U.S government that is in charge of the enforcement of civil U.S antitrust law and consumer protection.
