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progressive movement
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-an effort to solve a the difficulties in American society that develop in the industrial growth , in which the first major push included social activists to reform working conditions and treat of prisoners, and abolitionism. the second reform was during the reconstruction in which reforms for women rights and the temperance movement gave rise.
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john Dewey
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-(1859-1952) American psychologist, philosopher, educator, social critic and political activist that became president of the American psychological association, in which he had concern of woman's suffrage, progressive education, educators rights and the humanism movement.
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scientific management
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-a theory that analyzed and synthesized work flows, in which was made to improve the economic efficiency mainly in labor productivity. it was an early attempt to apply science in engineering of processes and management, that began in the 1880s and 1890s develop by Frederick Winslow Taylor with in manufacturing industries.
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Ida Tarbell
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-(1857-1944) American teacher,author and journalist, known to be one of the leading muckrakers of the progressive era and work today as known as investigative journalism
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seventeenth amendment
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- established the direct election of US senators by popular vote .
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Theodore Roosevelt
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trust busting
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Elkins act
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Hepburn Act
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The jungle
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Pure food and Drug Act (1906)
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Meat inspection Act
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sixteenth amendment
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Eugene v. Debs
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Federal Reserve Act (1914)
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Clayton Anti trust
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Federal Trade commission (1914)
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Niagara movement
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Booker T Washington
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W.E.B Dubais
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NAACP
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Alice Paul
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Carrie Chapman Act
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19th amendment
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League of women voters
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