Duplicate of Progressive Era

Reform-minded journalists who attacked corrupt institutions and business leaders

"Mother" of Social Work

Prevent sale of adulterated, misbranded or poisonous foods, drugs, medicines, and liquors

Gave government power to tax everyone's income

Women's rights convention at Seneca Falls, New York 1848. Pushed voting, civil and equal rights

Helped stop price discrimination, price fixing and unfair business practices

Protected poor, cared for children and was modeled after military

First progressive US president, author, explorer, soldier, naturalist

People (Not Legislature) will elect two Senators from each State that serve six year terms

Took photographs and wrote about poor in New York city

Pro labor Wisconsin governor opposed dominance of corporations

President during WWI. Helped form League of Nations

City council would hire this person to run city

President Roosevelt promised a "________ ________" between Big Business and the People

Instrumental in the development of Everglades National Park

Laissez-faire capitalism caused economic inequality; _____________ addressed these problems

Roosevelt said he would take over mines with military if they didn't negotiate with workers

Prohibited sale of adulterated or misbranded livestock

Leading "muckraker" of the progressive era. Pioneered investigative journalism

Created a central bank where government loans money to all US banks

Suffragette, arrested for voting 1872 but started forty year fight for women's vote

Changes in city government to encourage greater efficiency, honesty, and responsiveness

This place provided community services to large city populations

People must emulate the life of Jesus Christ and help poor

Proposed "Equal Rights Amendment for Women" that was never ratified by ¾ of states

Prevents anticompetitive business practices, such as coercive monopolies

Wrote "The Jungle" to expose appalling working conditions in meat-packing industry

Broke up big trust but was racist. Said "African Americans should be kept in their place"

Laws against "Intoxicating liquors"