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progressivism movement in 1890's that believed in a new honest government and new ideas
muckraker writers that focused on the ugly and bad side of things
lincoln steffens leading muckraker editor of mcClures magazine about social problems and political coruption
jacob riis muckraker and photographer for the new york evening sun
social gospel following the bibles teachings about charity and justice
settelment house community center that helpped the urban poor
jane addams leading figure in the settelment house movement
direct primary election where citizens vote to select nominees for upcoming elections
initiative allowed people to propose a new law on their ballot.
referendum allowed citizens to approve or reject laws passed by a legislature
recall remove public servents from office before that term ended
florence kelley believed prices of goods for homes hurt women
NCL goods produce under fair, safe, and healthy working conditions
temperance movement led by WCTU practice of never drinking alcohol
margaret sanger nurse that believed family life would improve if women had fewer children
ida b wells black teacher (NACW)
suffrage the right to vote
carrie chapman catt studied law and worked as one of the first female school superintendant
NAWSA national american womens suffrage association
alice paul quaker graduated with phd from the university of philly
nineteenth amendment gave women right to vote
americanization effort to teach immigrants the american way of life
booker T Washington move slowly towards racial progress
WEB Du Bois immidiate rights for african americans
niagra movement idea of gradual progress
NAACP national association for the advancment of colored people, african americans "phisically free"
urban league a network in 1911
anti-defamination league to defend jews and otheres against physical and verbal attacks
mutualism groups that made loans and provided legal assistance
theodore roosevelt 1901 pres. of the usa at 43 smart, energetic, oppinionated.
square deal keep wealthy from taking advantage of small businesses
hepburn act gavce icc strong enforcement and powers
meat inspection act inspects meat sold across the usa
pure food and drug act banned interstate shipment of impure foods and drugs
john muir california journalist yosemite national park
gifford pinchot led division of forestry in the us department of agriculture
national reclamation act gave gov't power to distribute water
new nationalism restore gov't trustbusting power
progressive party republican party thatbolted from progressives
woodrow wilson democrat canidate
new freedom strict gov't control over coorporations
sixteenth amendment gave congress the power to do
federal reserve act 1913 placed national banks under control of a federal reserve board.
federal trade commission 1914 monopolys & false advertisement
clayton antitrust act 1914 strengthened the antitrust act by giving specific regulations
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