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Capitalist and Industrialists becoming wealthy by corrupting unethical means and exploiting natural resources.
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An overcrowded apartment for the poor.
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She Was a concerned for women's rights and founded the Suffrage Movement.
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Noticed the slums of New York and made the Reform movement to change things.
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Helped found the American Federation of Labor and helped workers strike and unionize on their conditions.
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Local organizations capable of maintaining a large number of votes on behalf of candidates running.
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Native born residents of the U.S limiting the rights of immigrants.
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First inexpensive industry to mass produce steel.
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One of the founding fathers of the Industrial Workers of the World
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Believed in fair judgement of jury and led the Monkey Trial.
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Leader of the Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War.
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Lead the Democratic Convention with his favor on free silver in his Cross of Gold speech.
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The time between the Civil War and World War I where the U.S. population and economy grew.
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Founded the Hull House for settlement. She was a supporter for immigrants, the poor, women, and peace.
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Concerned with African American justice and made the anti-lynching crusade
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Economy transformation based on manufacturing of goods.
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He was Leader of the American steel industry throughout its expansion.
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Created "The Jungle" as a reflection from observing the working conditions in the meat-packaging industry.
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Outlaws the monopolistic business practices and protects the public from failure of the market.
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Group of workers uniting to recognized and make decisions on their conditions of their work.
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Created the telephone and graphophone.
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Workers strike for an 8-hr work day but soon turned when a bomb was thrown at the police killing 8.
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From public demand of regulating railroad operations.
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Ease the transition of immigrants to learning American values.
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A rush of thousands of people heading to Canada ever since gold was discovered there.
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The belief of citizens having the right to control their government and not changing things for improvement.
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Term used to characterize reform-minded people who wanted to journalize corrupt industries and leaders.
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Three powers reserved to enable the voters, by petition on ballots, to propose or repeal legislation, or to remove an elected official from office.
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Prevent the sale and transportation of altered foods and drugs.
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Promote the United States commercial and economic power by guaranteeing loans made to important foreign countries.
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Established stability by introducing the Central Bank.
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The people elect their U.S senators.
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Response to mass labor and employee grievances.
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Protestant Christians to improve the economic, moral and social conditions of the urban working class.
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Involved national security, oil companies, bribery and corruption at the highest levels of the government of the United States
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gave women the right to vote
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Declared the transport, sale, and production of alcohol illegal, but not the consumption.
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Allows the government to collect income tax from Americans to build the nation.
