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Jacob Riis job photographer
What did Jacob Riis publish? ''how the other half lives''
what were the results of Riis's work? Tenements were torn down and people could no longer ignore problems in the cities.
Muckrakers- Jouranlists, authors and photographers. They uncover the ''muck'', corruption, exposed it to the american public.
Upton sinclair job Author
What did upton sinclair publish? ''the jungle'' (1906)
What did Upton sinclairs book show ? The horrific working conditions in chicago's meatpacking industry.
The results of sinclairs work? the meat inspection act and pure food and drug act
Ida tarbell job area of reform (lassiez affaire/standard oil).
what did ida tarbell publish? articles about history of standard oil critical of jhon. d rockerfeller.
Results of Ida tarbells work? 1911 breakup of standard oil and using the sherman anti trust act.
Thomas nast's job cartoonist and author
Result of Thomas Nasts work? boss tweed and many others were sent to prsion.
suffrage the right to vote
alice paul started national womens party. helped women gain the 19th amendment (voting rights for women).,
settelment house- jane adamas opened the hull house.
where was the 1st settelment house? chicago (helped immagrants and homeless temporarly get educated and learn english).
teddy rossevelt- reputation as a ''trust buster'' and conservationist.
booker T washington- pushed for african americans to learn a trade or skill.
WEB dubois- pushed for african americans get equality immideatly.
pure food and drug act- protected consumers by labeling food.
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