Progressive People
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| Jane Addams | Founded Hull House
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| Dorothea Dix | Helped the metally ill
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| Margaret Sanger | Led reform for birth control
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| Ida Tarbell | Exposed corruption of Standard Oil
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| Susan B. Anthony | Influenced senator to propose 1st women's suffrage amendment
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| Elizabeth Cady Stanton | Wrote document calling for women's rights
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| Joseph Pulitzer | Yellow journalist
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| Thomas Nast | Cartoonist who ridiculed Boss Tweed
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| President Theodore Roosevelt | Trust-buster
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| President Woodrow Wilson | Passed the Federal Reserve Act
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| Robert M. LaFollette | Passed a law that taxed railroads on a more equal basis
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| William "Boss" Tweed | Got his power from local immigrant neighborhoods
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| Booker T. Washington | Believed African Americans needed to become educated
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| W.E.B. DuBois | Demanded full political rights for African Americans at the Niagara Falls meeting
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| Marcus Garvey | Founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association
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| Ida B. Wells | Led a crusade against lynching
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| Frank Norris | Wrote about how the railroads dominated wheat farmers
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| Upton Sinclair | Exposed unsianitary condition in Chicago's slaughterhouses
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| Jacob Riis | Exposed slum condition through photos
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| Lincoln Steffens | Described graft and corruption in city governments
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