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This is a temperance union that still exists today.
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This bill attempted to regulate the railroad industry but was not really enforced until the progressive era.
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This was a landmark bill since it was designed destroy monopolies.
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This group focused on getting women the right to vote which would be granted in the 19th amendment
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This exposed the conditions of the tenement houses.
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Ida B Wells wrote this to speak out against lynching African Americans.
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This group was the leading temperance lobbyist in the united states.
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This book was written by John Dewey. He is considered the the father of pragmatism
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This was Roosevelt's policy. It was based on consumer protection, control of large corporations, and conserving natural resources.
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Theodore Roosevelt handled it directly by mediating a compromise. It was the first time in history a president took a non-violent action to resolve a strike.
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Ida Tarbell unveiled brought Standard Oil down with this book by exposing their unfair practices.
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This amended the Interstate Commerce Act and gave the Interstate Commerce Commission power.
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The goal of this was to control corporations.
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Author Lincoln Steffens showed America the political corruption in the municipal government.
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It was a supreme court case. The supreme court ruled against Northern Securities which resulted in the trust being broken up.
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This act reformed food and drug industries by promoting consumer protection.
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The Jungle unveiled the shady things that ended up in the meat of a meat factory.
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This law was made to protect the consumers and rein in the big businesses from using adulterated food items.
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The fire inspired many regulations for the safety of the workers.
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Formed by Theodore Roosevelt to combat Taft.
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This was about the direct election of senators.
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It lowered the tariff and raised the income tax.
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Created the Federal Reserve system. This was apart of Wilson's campaign promise of regulating the banks.
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It strengthened the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and exempted unions from being tried as a monopoly.
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The agency was formed to protect consumers and to promote a free and open market.
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One of Robert La Follette's most famous legislators.
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Very first child labor bill passed in the U.S.
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This amendment banned the consumption of alcohol.
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He was arrested for speaking out against wars.
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The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote.
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Margret Sanger popularized the term birth control and was a birth control activist.
