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| provided for the dircet election pf senetors and was a product of the progressive movement. |
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| made it illegal to make sell or transport alcohol |
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| Gave the Women right to VOTE |
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| the process that allowed citizens to place a measure or issue on the ballot. |
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| allows voters to remove unsatisfactory elected officals. |
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| the process that gave voters the oppertunity to accept orr rejct measures that the state legestlatureentacted |
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| wote the Jungle about meat paking in chicago |
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| Ax Lady(: Temprance Crusader |
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| 1st president of colored women assicoation |
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| helped found American Socialist Party-1898 |
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| Italian Nun came to US to work with poor |
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| found National Womens Party in 1916 |
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| Led Wisconsons reform minded Rebuplicans |
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| let the American Population about corrupt partices by writing articles in newspapers and magazines |
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| Ida Tarbell and Lincoln Steffens |
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| STOLE PEOPLES MONEY AS MAYOR ~ |
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