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| political changes in social improvement throughout government |
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| journalists who write about social and political problems |
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| Shame of the Cities, corruption of city politics |
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| How the Other Half Lives, articles on tenements |
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| History of Standard Oil Company |
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| power in the hands of well-trained engineers |
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| revolutionized teaching and medicine with more clinics and labs |
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| voters remove corrupt or unsatisfactory politicians |
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| citizens vote on laws printed on their own ballots |
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| direct vote on party candidates |
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| workers locked in so they wouldn't take breaks on the eighth floor of factory,146 dead |
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| meeting of black intellectuals |
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| stressed education, Atlanta Exposition Speech, accepted Segregation |
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| Souls of Black Folk, equal civil rights |
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| outlaw alcohol, saloons and family violence |
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| belief that humanity qualities are hereditary |
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| industrial workers of the world |
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| Promise of American Life, nationalist policy |
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| national Farm Bureau Federation |
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| the spread of specific farm methods, teach marketing techniques and lobby for interests of members |
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| National American Woman Suffrage |
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| religions say we should help less fortunate |
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| religious and moral combination of welfare |
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| more efficient factory workers |
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| "new women,"determine own destinies |
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- income tax
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- "lame duck" reduce time to wait before beginning presidency
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| Boss Tweed, corrupt, social reform |
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| Industrial Workers of the World |
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| violent radicals, socialist |
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| Upton Sinclair, horrifying conditions of Chicago meatpacking stockyards, meant to turn public to socialism |
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| International Ladies Garment Workers Union |
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| years of Theodore Roosevelt's presidency |
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| years of William Howard Taft's presidency |
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| years of Woodrow Wilson's presidency |
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| Meat Inspection Act of 1906 |
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| federal workers would visit plans to ensure standards of sanitation format |
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| revealed uncontrolled banking and stock market |
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| Progressives, Theodore Roosevelt, new nationalism |
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| Payne Aldrich tariff of 1909 |
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| lower tariff, with very little affect |
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| national conservation commission |
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| strong federal government, welfare, women's suffrage |
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| basis of current monetary system |
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| Federal Trade Commission act |
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| increased government authority in business |
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| Man of Nature, warned America that deforestation would cause environmental disasters |
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| Northern Securities Company |
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| speeches against lynching |
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| equal opportunity for laborers |
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| forbade manufacturer, sale, and transfer of mislabeled foods and drugs |
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