Categorieën: Alle - unions - safety - amendments - reforms

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progressive era

During a transformative period, several significant amendments were adopted, addressing issues such as prohibition, women's suffrage, and the direct election of senators. This era saw the rise of muckrakers like Upton Sinclair and Lincoln Steffens, who exposed societal injustices and corporate corruption.

progressive era

progressive era

presidents

teddy roosevelt

spearheaded unprecedented federal legislation

square deal
woodrow Wilson
support of women right to vote
new freedom

sociatel views

social gospel
church should help the poor
social darwinism
herbert Spencer

Subtopic

survival of the fittest

muckrakers

ida tarbell
Writer

History of Standard Oil

lincoln steffens
American journalist

leading muckraker

upton Sinclair
the jungle
author
Robert M. La Follette
US Senator

Proposed election changes

labor

unions
american federation of labor
The knights of labor

haymarket affair

police arrived combat

protest was quiet

clashes between police and strikers

led to death of striking workers

chicago's haymarket square

may 4th , 1886

one big union

terence v. powderly

leader

worker ownership with business

elimination of convict labor

equal pay regardless of gender

renewed called for an 8 hour work day

women labor
triangle shirtwaist factory fire

150 dead

efforts were initially met with strong resistance
8 hour workday
safety laws
opposed sweatshop labor
reforms
child labor

fair labor standards act (1938)

restricts trade of child produced goods

establishes minimum wage

Keating- Owen Act

u.s. supreme court claimed law unconstitutional

prohibited the interstate trade of any goods produced with child labor

u.s. childrens bureau

greater awareness to the issue of child labor

president Taft

1 out of every 6 children between the ages of 5 and 10 were working

national labor committee

women issues

temperance
not drinking
suffrage
the right to vote

black civil rights

booker T. Washington
primary leader in the African-American community
tuskegee institute
WEB debois
American sociologist, socialist, historian, and Pan-Africanist civil rights activist.
NAACP

Granger Movement

populism
political party focused on the people
conflicts
railroads
farmers

legal stuff

primary system
allowed party members to vote directly for a candate
initiative
proposed law

initiated by the people

recall
voting someone out of office
referendum
vote to keep or get rid of existing low

amendments

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women vote
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no drinking
17
direct election of United States senators i
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Established income tax