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chap 17 section 1

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19th century reform movenment that addressed political, economic, and moral injustices progessive movement
reform workers to softern same of the harsh conditions of industrialization social walfare
womans christian temperance union (found in celverland in 1874) wctu
a community center providing assistance to residents - particulary immigrants in a slum neighborhood settlement house
helped organize the american socialist party in 1901 Euglene V. Debs
studies to see just how quicky each task could be performed (application of scientific principles of increase efficieny in thw work place scientific management
under the progrssive republiacan (served 3 terms as gov. before he entered the U.S senate (major target was the railroad industy bob lofollette
cut railroad salerary pay started strink on railroads upheaval
Child Labor Act of 1916 also known as Wick's Bill, was a statute enacted by the U.S. Congress which sought to address the perceived evils of child labor by prohibiting the sale in interstate commerce of goods manufactured by children, thus giving an expa keating owan act
a member of the constituecy constitudents
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