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Theodore Roosevelt A Republican known as a "trust-buster," he championed Progressive reforms, conservation, and a strong "Big Stick" foreign policy
Ida Tarbell A pioneering American investigative journalist and leading "muckraker" of the Progressive Era, best known for her 1904 expose, The History of the Standard Oil Company
Eugene Debs A towering American labor leader, socialist activist, and five-time Socialist Party presidential candidate who championed workers' rights, industrial unionism, and economic justice
Jacob A. Riis Wrote, How the Other Half Lives, which described the slums of New York.
Hiram Johnson Governor of California, helped to break the grip of the Southern Pacific Railroad on California politics in 1910.
Florence Kelley Took control of the National Consumers League in 1899 and mobilized female consumers to pressure for laws safeguarding women and children in the workplace.
Frances Willard A pioneering American educator, suffragist, and women's rights advocate who transformed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
John Muir Scottish-born American naturalist, writer, and influential conservationist, often called the "Father of the National Parks," who passionately advocated for wilderness preservation
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