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| TR's name for the journalists cleaning up the "filth and manure" of America |
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| The History of the Standard Oil Company |
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| by Ida Tarbell, reveals the abuses of the Standard Oil Trust |
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| Irish immigrant who organized unions for workers, both men and women, best known for organizing unions in mines |
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| an election in which citizens vote to select nominees fro upcoming elections |
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| a process in which citizens can put a proposed new law directly to ballot in the next election by collecting voters' signatures on a petition |
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| a process that allows a citizen to apporve or reject a law passed by legislature |
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| permits voters to remove public officials from office before the next election |
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| requires the direct election of senators ratified by states, popular vote |
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| introduced new ways of running state gov. introduced 'Wisconsin Idea" |
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| coal strike, Roosevelt claims he resolved fairly |
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| gave congress the power to levy income tax |
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| prohibited the manufacture and sale of liqor |
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| nickname for the Progressive party |
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Taft(Replublican), Roosevelt(Progrssive), Wilson(Democratic), Eugen V. Debbs(socailist)
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| strengthens Sherman Antitrust Act |
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| divided the country into twelve districts, each w/ a Federal Reserve bank owned by its members of the banks, supervised by a board reported by the president |
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| progrssive lawyer,nominated by Wilson for the supreme court, known for being the "people's lawyer" |
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