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She was elected as the president of the NAWSA. Started mass meetings, suffrage parades, propaganda.
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Established model housing code for safety and sanitation. This caused a set up of Tenements House department to perform inspections.
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Collected evidence to document conditions faced by child laborers.
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Group that promoted racial integration, civil rights, equal economic opportunities.
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Exposed horrible conditions in the meat industry, which led to huge reforms in the food industry.
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Regulated production of sale of food and medicines, which prevented poisonous food and spoiled products being sold. This caused the Food and Drug Administration to form.
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Authorizes federal inspection of meat products.
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. They wanted to Abolish segregation, establish equal justice, and equal educational opportunities
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Fire caused by a dropped cigarette. Backdoor of the room was locked in order to keep the women working. Caused many deaths because elevators were not working and doors were locked.
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The senate of the U.S. would be made of 2 senates per state. Each senate has 1 vote each.
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Prohibited the shipment of any good made by a 14 year old and younger or a 16 year old or younger working in a mine
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More radical and extreme compared to the NAWSA. Used mass protests, marches, hunger strikes.
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Banned the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcohol. But it did not ban the consumption of alcohol.
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Congress passes the amendment to allow women the right to vote. The 19th amendment was ratified on 1920.
