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The act strengthened federal regulation of railroads. Allowed the commission to set maximum rates.
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Sought to protect historic landmarks. Scientific sights were also protected. -
Made it illegal to adulterate or misbrand meat. Ensures proper sanitary measures are taken. -
Consumer protection law. Led to the creation of the FDA. -
This act gave Congress the power to establish an income tax without having to determine it based on population.
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Gave Congress the power to collect income tax. Congress did not have to adhere to population size when collecting income tax.
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This act strengthened the authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission. It also created the Commerce Court. -
Provided compensation for workers hurt on the job. Compensation for occupational diseases.
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Established that in the senate, 2 senators will come from each state. Each senator counts as 1 vote. -
Protected the American economy by establishing prerequisites for a regulated government. Prevented recession and inflation.
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Established an 8-hour workday. Additional overtime pay. -
Giving agencies greater authority to police anticompetitive practices.
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The act was used to prevent anticompetitive practices by looking directly at price discrimination. It was also used to limit further mergers and acquisitions and limit memberships on boards of companies in particular situations. -
Sought to eliminate child labor. Regulated interstate commerce.
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Prohibited the sell of alcohol. Started prohibition laws.
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Makes it illegal to deny the right to vote to any citizen. Granted women the right to vote.
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Created the definition of an alcoholic beverage. It was considered alcoholic if it was 2.5% or over.