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Women's rights activist
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People who amassed wealth and power during the progressive era.
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Invented and patented the first practical telephone
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American reporter, social reformer, and photographer. He wrote "How the Other Half Lives"
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Authoritative boss or small groups command other businesses
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Most significant person in the American labor movement
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Favoring native inhabitants over immagrants
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Elected as a democrat to the Indiana General Assembly
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First inexpensive industrial production of steel
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American lawyer and leading member of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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American orator and politician from Nebraska
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African American, investigative journalist, educator, and leader in the civil rights movement
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Development of industry
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American writer who wrote close to 100 books
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Organized labor unions fought for better wages
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where volunteer middle-class settlement workers would live.
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Aftermath of a bombing that happened during a labor demonstration
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Regulated the railroad industry
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She was known as the "mother" of social work and co-founded Chicago's Hull House.
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Regulated competition between enterprises
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He started Pittsburgh's Carnegie Steel Company, which he later sold to J.P. Morgan.
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Populists were farmers and Progressives were more urban
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Large migration to the Klondike region of the Yukon Territory to find gold
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Three powers given to the voters to allow them to allow or repeal an elected official from office
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The US between 1870 and 1900
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Christian faith practiced as a call to social reform
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Multi-room building or apartment
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26th president of the united states
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Reform-minded American journalists
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First series of significant consumer protection laws
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A country using it's financial power to spread international influence
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Allows the American Government to collect taxes from all Americans
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Act of congress that created the Federal Reserve System
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Two senators are elected for each state for six years
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Prohibition of alcohol
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A bribery scandal that involved the administration of the United States, President Warren G.
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Workers refused to work and demanded a higher pay
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Prevents the states from denying the right for citizens to vote
