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The people can choose their own candidate they werent told who to vote for anymore.



17th Amendment:


Voters can choose their own Senators from their own state.


(ENDING POLITICAL MACHINES)




Indivisual states can vote for what?

Women voting

Something that Women wanted for a long time....

Social and Economic state reforms:



1. Laws regulate conditions of slum apartments



2. No more Child Labor



3. Laws regulating safety and health conditions of factories.


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4. Regulating numder of hrs. Women worked.



Workers Comp



What do they all mean?

1. Fixing up slums



2. No more hiring children into working



3. Making sweatshops safer



4. Reg. # of hrs. Women worked




Law forcong workers to pay for that one worked that is hurt on the job.

Remember the key terms:


1. Renovation



2.No child labor



3. Sweatshops



4.Women working hrs.



Hurt on job.... Other workers are forced to 💰💰💰💰 to that one hurt worker

The Women Reformers:


-Susan B. Anthony



-Florence Kelly



-Carrie Chapman Catt



-Alice Paul



Describe them all

Susan B. Anthony:


---Believed that the time has come for WOMEN TO HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE



--Founded the National Women's Suffrage Association (NWSA)


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Florence Kelly:



-Ended Child Labor




---------------------------------------------------- Carrie Chapman Catt:



-1920, started the League of women voters (still used today) ---------------------------------------------------- Alice Paul:


-very Militant on her view on Women's Suffrage



-She felt that WOMEN SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE NOW.



-started a protest march in Wash. DC.


Picketed the white house then arrested



--Showed President wilson that women should have the right to vote.

Susan B. Anthony: Right to Vote



Florence Kelly: Ends Chid Labor



Carrie Chapman Catt: League of Women Voters



Alice Paul: Sufferage