Chapter 18

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Progressivism

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Such problems aroused a spirit of reform known as progressivism.

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Mc clues magazine

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Mc Claire's magazine, another national magazine , had been founded in 1893. By the reform minded scots Irish immigrants s.s. mc clure.

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Muckrakers

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The vivid image stuck , and investigative journalists became known as muckrakers, because they "racked up" and exposed the muck , or filth , of society .

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Lincoln steffens

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McClure publication in October 1902 of tweed days in st. Louis ," by journalist Lincoln Steffens and Claude wet more , marked the real beginning of this style of journalism .

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Ida Tarbell

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In November 1902 McClure's ran the first installment of history of the standard ol company " by Ida Tarbell.

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Ray stanndard baker

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In 1904 Lincoln Steffens documented urban political corruption in the

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Theodore Dreiser

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In novels such as sister carrie (1900) and the financier (1912) , theodore Dreiser depicted workers brutalized by greedy business owners.

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Edith wharton

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In the house of mirth (1905) , Edith Wharton wrote about how the closed mindedness

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Herbert Carolyn

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In the promise of American life (1909) , political the

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Florence Kelley

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Reformers Florence Kelley worked tirelessly for this.

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Freedom of contact

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The court also ruled that some social legislation violated the constitution by denying workers their freedom of contact , or the freedom to negotiate the terms of their employment.

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Muller v. Oregon

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In the 1905 case lochner v. New York , the court overturned a new York law limiting bakers workdays to 10 hours .

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Louis d. Brandeis

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Kelly asked goldmark's brother in - law , a brilliant lawyer named Louis d. Brandeis , to argue the case.

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Closed shop

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Labor unions continued to fight for better working conditions and for the closed shop - a wor