Categorias: Todos - amendments - reforms - suffrage - labor

por Daniel White 10 horas atrás

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Progressive Era

During a significant era in American history, numerous reforms were introduced addressing various social and labor issues. This period saw a concerted effort to improve labor conditions, including the fight against child labor and the establishment of fair labor standards.

Progressive Era

Progressive Era

Black Civil Rights

Booker T Washington
Tuskeegee Institute
WEB DuBois
NAACP

Muckrakers

Ida Tarbell
Lincoln Steffens
Upton Sinclair
"The Jungle"
Author
Robert M. La Follette, Sr

Women's issues

Temperance
Suffrage

Amendments

19th
18th
17th
16th

Legal Stuff

Primary System
allowed party members to vote directly for a candidate
Initiative
Proposed Law

initiated by the people

Recall
voting someone out of office
Referendum
Vote to keep or get rid of existing law

Granger Movements

populism
Conflict
Railroads
Farmers

Societal Veiws

Social Gospel
Social Darwinism
Herbert Spencer
"Survival of the fittest

President

Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson

Labor

Union
American federation of Labor
The Knights of Labor
Reforms
Women Labor

8 hr workday

Efforts were initially met with strong resistance

Encouraged Safety Laws

opposed sweatshop labor

Child labor

Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)

restricts trade of child produced goods

establish minimum wage

Keating-Owen Act

U.S. Supreme Court declared law unconstitutional

Prohibit the interstate trade of good produce with child labor

U.S. Children's 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 Child Labor Committee (NCLC)