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Jacob Riis A muckraker and author who used photographs to show the problems of the poor. Wrote "How The Other Half Lives."
Elanor Roosevelt Helped create the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights
Sacco and Vanzetti Trial Showed the anti-immigrant feelings that existed in the 1920's.
Margaret Sanger Woman's rights reformer who was a strong advocate of birth control.
Upton Sinclair A muckraker who helped pass thh Meat Inspection Act with his novel, "The Jungle".
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Women's rights reformer who held the Seneca Falls Convention for women in 1848
Lincoln Steffens A muckraker who wrote, "The Shame of the Cities".
Ida Tarbell A muckraker and author who exposed Rockefeller's unfair business practices of Standard Oil.
Earl Warren Chief Justice of the Supreme Court when the Brown v. Board of Education case was heard.
Booker T. Washington An African-American civil rights leader who wanted to use vocational education as a way to gain racial equality for blacks.
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