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This book exposed the poverty of tenements by using photographs, urging housing reforms, which aligned with Progressive ideas of social justice, thus it fell under the social category. -
This was a legislative category change, the first federal law to ban monopolies, increasing fairness in the economy. Progressives supported it since it helped consumers. -
Roosevelt becomes president, implementing the Square Deal which upheld core Progressive ideals, thus it is a legislative event. -
Passed in 1906 to protect consumers from unsafe food, which Progressives pushed for government regulation, thus it aligned with Progressive Ideals, and was a legislative act. -
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was founded, which fought against racial discrimination and injustices, which aligned with the Progressive ideas of equality. It was a social event. -
This event was a tragic fire killing numerous workers, leading to greater workplace safety, supporting Progressive's labor protections. It fell under the social category. -
This amendment allowed for the direct election of U.S. senators, reducing corruption and increasing democracy, thus it falls under the "Amendment" category. -
This change allowed for the federal income tact, which increased wealth equality, a part of Progressive Ideas. This goes under the "Amendment" category. -
This amendment banned alcohol, which Progressives believed would help morality, though it ultimately failed. This goes under the "Amendment" category. -
This amendment gave women the right to vote, which was a huge Progressive victory for expanding democracy and equality, thus it goes under the "Amendment" category.