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| When journalists and writers exposes working conditions of factories. |
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| An advocate for improving the lives of women and children. |
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| The bannign of alocoholic beverages was this program. |
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| Journalists who wrote about he corrupt side of business in mass circulation magazines |
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| The effort to improve efficiency in the work place by applying scientific principles to make tasks simpler and easier. |
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| Leader of the progressive win of the Republican Party in Wisconsin. He taxed railroad properties as any other business. |
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| A bill originated by the people rather then lawmakeres. |
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| A vote on the bill originated by the people. |
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| Made it possible for voter to remove public officials from elected positions |
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| People elect US senators rather then state legislatures. |
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| Program of progressive reforms designed to protect the common people against big businesses. |
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| Book written on the conditions of meat making plants |
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| The man who brought the terrible condition of mean plants in the open through a bok |
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| dictated strict cleanliness requirements for meatpackers |
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| Halted the sale of contaminated food or medicines and called for truth on labeling. |
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| Wilderness areas would be preserved while other would be developed for the common good. |
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| Aimed for nothing less than full equality among the races. |
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| This act sought to strengthen the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 by declaring certaini business practices illegal |
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| The power to investigate possible violations of regulatory statuses, to require periodic reports from corporations and to put an end to unfair business competition or unfair business practices. |
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| The nations banking system |
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| Granting the voting of women |
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