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| Who insured the passing of the 19th Ammendment? |
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| The leaders of the Women's Suffrage Movement |
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| When was the 19th Ammendment passed? |
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| Who were the leaders of the Women's Suffrage Movement? |
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- Susan B. Anthony
- Catey Catt
- Alex Paul
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| What did the 19th Ammendment establish? |
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| Progressives's View on Child Labor |
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| They wanted to end Child Labor and raise wages. |
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| What did the U.S. Children's Bureau want to accomplish? |
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| They wanted to end Child Labor |
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| Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 established that |
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| Children under the age of 16 could not work a job |
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| Why was the Triangle Shirtwaist Company dangerous? |
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- The doors were locked
- The building was filled with flammable materials
- There were no fire extinguishers
- Very few Exits
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| When was the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire? |
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| How many people died in the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire? |
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| What types of people worked at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company? |
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| Immigrant Women and Children |
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| What was created due to the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire? |
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- Worker Safety Precautions
- Safety Rules and Regulations for the Workplace
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| Prohibition of Alcohol in America |
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| Other than the WTCU who fought for the prohibition of alcohol in America? |
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| What did the 18th Ammendment establish? |
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| Prohibition of Alcohol in America |
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| When was the 18th Ammendment established? |
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| What does WCTU stand for? |
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| Women Christrian Temperance Union |
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| How progressives pushed to break up big corporations and restore competition? |
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| Creating government agencies to regulate big companies and prevent them from abusing their power |
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| The first time someone ran on a Socialist ticket for president was in? |
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| In 1912, who ran on a Socialist ticket for president? |
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| Did Eugene Debs win the election in 1912? |
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| The Fair Labor Standards Act was established in? |
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| Was Roosevelt Republican or Democrat? |
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| Theodore Roosevelt was a ...? |
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| Teddy Roosevelt's reforms that promised everyone fair and equal treatment |
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| JP Morgan combined all of the railroad companies into a trust / monopoly called? |
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| Northern Securities v. The United States was a supreme court case between? |
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| Northern Securities and Roosevelt |
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| What was Roosevelt's nickname after he defeated Northern Securities? |
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| The Supreme Court decided Northern Securities broke the? |
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| The Interstate commerce comission to regulate the maximum prices for railroads and examine railroad company records |
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| Who passed the Hepburn Act? |
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| The Coal Strike of 1902 was the first? |
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| Win for a Union of Strikers |
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| The Coal Strike of 1902 established Roosevelt as an? |
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| Arbitrator, a neutral third party |
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| The Coal Strike of 1902 set? |
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| A precedent for future strikes |
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| The Coal Strike of 1902 showed? |
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| The organization of Unions |
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| Upton Sinclair published the book entitled? |
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| The book the Jungle exposed? |
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| The Jungle was an instant? |
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| Roosevelt passed what two acts in reaction to the book The Jungle? |
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- The Meat Inspection Act
- The Pure Food and Drug Act
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| The Meat Inspection Act did what? |
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| Set the standards for cleanliness and regulation of meat for home consumption |
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| The Pure Drug and Food Act did what? |
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| Prohibited the shipping and manufacture of falsely marked faulty, deadly drugs |
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| The Country's minerals, animals, and rugged terrain |
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| Roosevelt passed this act for the ability to authorize the use of federal funds to pay for the irrigation of land? |
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| Roosevelt started this in order to save the nation's forests? |
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| Roosevelt hired this person to head the U.S. Forest service? |
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