Unit 4

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  • Formation of NAWSA

    Formation of NAWSA

    The NAWSA was established to advocate for women's right to vote. This event is tied to the Progressive ideal of expanding democratic participation.
  • The Homestead Strike

    The Homestead Strike

    A major labor strike at Carnegie Steel Company that highlighted the struggles of laborers and the need for reform in labor practices. This event showcases Progressivism’s focus on workers’ rights and equity.
  • The 17th Amendment Ratification

    The 17th Amendment Ratification

    The amendment provided for the direct election of Senators by the people, promoting democracy and reducing corruption, key components of the Progressive movement.
  • The Coal Strike

    The Coal Strike

    The Anthracite Coal Strike led to the first time the federal government intervened in a labor dispute on behalf of workers, aligning with Progressive ideals of fairness and worker empowerment.
  • The Meat Inspection Act

    The Meat Inspection Act

    This act mandated sanitary conditions for meatpacking, showing Progressivism’s dedication to consumer safety and regulatory oversight.
  • The Pure Food and Drug Act

    The Pure Food and Drug Act

    This legislation aimed to curb the sale of contaminated food and drugs, reflecting the Progressive commitment to consumer protection and public health.
  • The Clayton Antitrust Act

    The Clayton Antitrust Act

    This act strengthened antitrust laws to prevent monopolistic practices, embodying the Progressive goal of economic fairness and competition.
  • The 18th Amendment Ratification

    The 18th Amendment Ratification

    Prohibition was enacted to address social issues associated with alcohol. This reflects Progressivism's push for social reform and moral improvement.
  • The 19th Amendment Ratification

    The 19th Amendment Ratification

    This amendment granted women the right to vote, representing a significant social change aligned with Progressive ideals of gender equality and democratic inclusion.
  • The Indian Citizenship Act

    The Indian Citizenship Act

    This legislation granted U.S. citizenship to Native Americans, reflecting the Progressive belief in inclusivity and civil rights for all Americans.

  • Work cited

    “Open Learning | McGraw-Hill.” (Topic 9, lesson 4, page 443) Mheducation.com, 2024, my.mheducation.com/secure/student/urn:com.mheducation.openlearning:enterprise.identity.organization:prod.global:organization:25e33480. Accessed 14 Dec. 2024. “Open Learning | McGraw-Hill.” (Topic 9, lesson 2, page 433) Mheducation.com, 2024, my.mheducation.com/secure/student/urn:com.mheducation.openlearning:enterprise.identity.organization:prod.global:organization:25e33480. Accessed 14 Dec. 2024.