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10 Cards in this Set
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The Haymarket strike, Homestead strike and the Pullman strike were examples of what?
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Major Strikes
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What were Labor Gains?
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Limited work hours; regulated work conditions
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What success did the progressive movement have?
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Enormous positive affect on the new industrial society
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What was done about child labor?
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Child labor laws were passed
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What were the two anti - trust laws?
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Sherman Anti-trust act and the Clayton Anti-trust act
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Women's suffrage
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Strong lraders(Susan B. Anthony), encouraged women to work during WWI, resulted in 19th amendment
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Government Changes
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Local governments, State governments, In elections
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Labor Unions
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Knights of Labor, AFL, American Railway Union. Industrial Ladies' Garment Workers Union
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Goals of progressive movement
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Government controlled by people, Guarantee economic opportunities, Elimination of Social justice
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Bad working conditions for labor
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Dangerous, child labor, long hours, low pay, no job security, no benefits, company towns
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