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Stated that the production, consumption, and the vending of alcohol is illegal.
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Enacted that state senators will be elected by state legislators.
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Allowed the government to collect income tax
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Building where people stayed to live. Often they were poor and immigrants labor workers who don't get paid much.
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Women’s Rights Activist. Founded the National Woman Suffrage Association with Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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The American Who believe they are natives although they were originally immigrants
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(Captains of Industry)-People who used ruthless ways to get rich.
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Invented the telephone and he founded the American telephone telegraph company.
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Social reformer and a muckraker. Took photographs in the night of tenement houses and the people inside of them. Known for "How the other half lived."
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An American Labor union leader and was pushing for solid wages for workers
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The first process of mass production in steel. Also inexpensive.
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Was one of the first "Labor Lawyers" who defended Cibil rights union
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Campaigned for peace, prohibition, suffrage, and increasingly criticized the teaching of evolution
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A Civil Rights Activist. Led an anti-lynching crusade through journalism.
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The gilded era consisted of Corruption, rapid economic growth, and strikes/unions.
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A religious movement enforced by ministers to help the working forces.
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Carnegie was responsible for the expansion of the Steel industry. He used his great fortune to donate to educational and scientific purposes.
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Labour unions and workers worked together and petitioned their workplace by not working Great railroad strike, Homestead strike, Pullman strike, etc.
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A strike-turned-riot when someone threw a bomb that killed eight people. this gained an eight hour work day.
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Groups of people who advocated for better working conditions of labor workers. Most popular- Knights of labor, American Federation of Labor, and Industrial Workers of the world.
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Prevented monopolization specifically for the railroad industry. They also said fares should be reasonable.
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Addams was an advocate for poor women, immigrants, and peace. Addams found her first settlement house and wrote numerous books on the topic.
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Act enforced by the federal Government of prevention of monopolization.
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People who seek to create social and Political Change
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Advocated for the organization of labour by industry. Became president in 1893 of the American Railway Union. Was the Socialist party candidate for president five times between 1900 and 1920
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A ton of people immigrated to yukon to prospect for gold
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The power of the people, granted citizens to opposed laws and create ideas for others.
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During the Progressive Era, Roosevelt was an effective advocate for "Trust-busting" which was the breaking up of enormous monopolies that had controlled prices. He also supported fair trade and pro-labor laws. Roosevelt ended school segregation.
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These are reformers who deliver their messages hrough journalism
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Author of the book The Jungle.The Jungle Exposed working conditions in the meat-packing industry. The Jungle aroused much public sentiment and led to federal legislation (Pure food and drug act and improvements in working conditions)
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Federal Act that enforces that all adverts of foods or drugs should be labeled appropriately and are not tampered with.
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When the US used its finances to demonstrate power like shipping across the earth
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Established the first national bank called the federal reserve system
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Gave women the right to vote
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Areas where the poor lived
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Albert Bacon Fall, a member of the US Cabinet, secretly leased federal oil reserves. Became the first cabinet member to be arrested.
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Political party that was lead by one person or small group of people. They gained the support of people and corps to maintain its power and standing.
