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This is the first mass organization to have women devoted to social reform.
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Ida B. Wells, an African-American journalist and activist. On May 1884 Ida reached her personal turning point, in the 1890's Wells led an anti-lyching crusade in the United States.
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After Congress enacted the Interstate Commerce Act railroads became the first industry to be regulated by federal officals. (Federal government)
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A group of women fighting for their rights. The development for this Association led to the pressure of having women the right to vote.
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A book written by Jacob A. Riis that gave the public a new look on poverty. His book gave the public a view of social reform.
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The significance of this Act lead the government to have better restrictions with monopolies and businesses. The Sherman Antitrst Act was the first measure to by U.S Congress.
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Debs successfully united railway workers from different crafts into the first industrial union in the U.S.
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A powerful national organization that focused on lobbying prohibition in the United States.
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It's policy sought out to protech both businesses and the labor force. The Square Deal focused on the conservation of natural resouces, control of corporations, and consumer protection.
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The effect of this Strike gave Miners the right to act upon their demand of higher wages, shorter working hours and recognition.
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Steffens wrote as an editor for the McClure's Magazine having an interest for writing aritcles that expose corruption in government and business. His writings helped build support for reform.
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Authorized the Interstate Commerce Comision to urge heavy fines on railroads that offered refunds, and to the shippers that accepted these refunds.
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Created in 1903 by Thoedore Roosevelt, he believed that the labor and captial forces could be combined taking the functions of various information and statics bureaus into one deparment.
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Ida Tarbell published a book called The History of the Standard Oil Company. Ida opened eyes about the power businesses are gaining, this in results had the Supreme Court make a decision that the Standard Oil was in violatation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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A case presented to the Department of Justice to convict the Northern securites Company for violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. J.P Morgan gained too much control over the railroads, this case limited the power to J.P Morgans business with Roosevelts "trust-busting".
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Upton Sinclair's book "The Jungle" gives a great detailed truth about what lies behind the meat packing industry. He published his book exposing the dirty unsanitary conditions with people, resulting in the public demanding reforms in the meat industry.
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Helped protect consumers from the manufacted goods of liquor, medicine, food, and drugs that are old and misbranded.
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This improved the health of the public by ensuring that no misbranded and contaminated mean is sold as a product. This increased sanitary conditions in slaughter houses.
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Margaret came up with the idea of the birth control pill. She actively challenged federal and state laws to have birth control information for women.
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One of the darkest moment in American industrial history, A fire started in the Tiangle Shirtwaist Company factory killing lots of workers. The tragedy influenced the development of a series of laws and regulations that protected the saftey of workers.
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The establishment of the 17th amendment let voters have the right to cast votes for U.S Senators.
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Its name derived from the characteristic used by Roosevelt himself, it's establishment called for revision of the political nominating machinery and program of social legislation.
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This type of Act, aka the Revenue Act, reduced the price of tariffs on imported goods and re-imposed federal income tax.
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Inspired the creation of the Federal Reserve System, a central banking system in the United States. This granted it the legal authorit to issue Federal Reserve Notes.
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It's purpose is to protect consumers and promote competition.
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This act added more details into the Sherman Antitrust Act, preventing anticompetitive practices.
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Prohibits the shipment, delivery, or transportaion of manufactured goods produced by laborers under 14 in a factory, shop and mine at the age of 16. This Act limited the hours at which children would work, creating a new concern for labor laws with children.
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Prohited the making, tranportating, and selling of alcoholic beverages in hopes of reducing crime and corruption. Prohibiting alcholic beverages saw related deaths decline.
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The 19th Amendment is held to be significant because it allowed Women a granted right to vote.
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Robert was conviced that big buisnesses were given too much influence in government, so he began exposing their corruption. He exposed the Tea Pot Dome scandals playing a big part in labor organizations and Socialist Parties.
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Dewey helped improve the educational system, making the Progression Era of Education seem more of like today's education. He shared his philosophie and ideals.
