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| Allowed the collection of a Federal Income Tax. |
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| An industrial accident in New York that symbolized the greed of industry and the need for government protection of workers. |
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| Book that led to the Meat Inspection Act |
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| Consumer protection law created by Teddy Roosevelt. Inspired by the Jungle. |
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| Court Case that allowed state's to regulate the working conditions of women. |
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| Court case that created a "Liberty of Contract" and thwarted many progressive labor reform laws. |
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| Department of the government that regulates and investigates companies for monopolistic behavior. |
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| Journalists like Upton Sinclair, Ida Tarbell, and Jacob Riis |
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| Law that said unions are not monopolies. |
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| Muckraker who wrote The History of the Standard Oil Company. |
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| Paved the way for the creation of the FDA |
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| Photographer and author of How the Other Half Lives. He exposed poor living conditions in New York Tenements. |
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| Progressive (Bull Moose) Party |
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| Political party created by Roosevelt in 1912 after his split with Taft. |
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| President who believed some trusts were good and some were bad. |
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| Socialist candidate in 1912 who wanted government control of trusts. |
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| a kind of national bank that regulates the money supply and sets interest rates. |
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| Social class of most progressive reformers |
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| Social class of many socialists. |
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| Roosevelt's split from the Republican Party. |
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| Action that resulted from Taft supporting higher tariffs. |
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| President who most vigorously enforced the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. |
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| Winner of the 1912 presidential election |
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| Reformers that wanted the government to be more democratic. |
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| The following most likely said by whom. "Business underlies everything in our national life, including our spiritual life. Witness the fact that in the Lord's Prayer, the first petition is for daily bread. No one can worship God or love his neighbor on an empty stomach." |
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