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progressive era

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what was the title is Jacob riis in 1890 'how the other half lives'
what was upton Sinclair title in 1906 'the jungle'
How many articles did ida tarbell wrote and what was it called she wrote 18 articles and was called 'history of standard oil
what work did Thomas nast show political cartoons
what was jacob's subject on? tenements(living of urban,poor,tenements
what was upton's subject on? meat packing ( the dangerous unsanitary working conditions in the meat packing industry)
what was ida's subject on ? Monopolies ( exposed the ruthless tactics of the standard oil company)
what was Thomas subject on ? corruption and political machines ( Boss tweed)
what was the effect on America from Jacob riis NYC and other urban centers passed new building and safety codes
give 2 examples of how the fixed the tenements 1- indoor pluming 2- metal celling
what was the effect on America from Upton Sinclair in 1960 - meat inspection act passes pure food and drug act passed
what was the effect on America from Ida Tarbell >supreme court case >standard oil vs. U.S. government > the company was declared a monopoly and broke up
what was the effect on America from Thomas Nast >made people aware of how their hard earned money was wasted and stolen by politicions
what was the focus of the progressive moment during the early 1900s Laws restricting the voting power of naturalized citizens
what name was given to reporters who exposed dangers in food, drugs and working conditions during the early 20th century muckrakers
Identify 2 goals of the progressive movement 1- help the poor , weak and unfortunate 2- pass regulations for the public's interest
what amendment gave women the right to vote 19th amendment
Jacob Riis was a muckraker who photographed the horrible condition of: tenement life
which of the following was NOT a problem of the early 1900s A.nativists B. child labor C. rascism D. world war 1 d. world war 1
what was the Tuskegee institute established to provide new job skills for African American
What did progressive believe should be the FIRST step in correcting society's problems passing laws
women first received equal suffrage in line west
which of the following was NOT part of the Fair Labor Standards Act it outlawed labor unions in factory jobs
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