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Ida B. Wells lynching of African Americans and atrocities in the South
Upton Sinclair wrote 'The Jungle'
Lincoln Steffens wrote articles exposing corruption in city governments in St. Louis
Big Bill Hayward founded the Industrial Workers of the World
John Dewey a scholar that pushed for problem solving skills in schools over mere memorized facts
Susan Blow opened the first kindergarten in St. Louis
James Garfield president that wanted reform, but was shot in the head by Charles Guiteau
Grover Cleveland president during reform
Teddy Roosevelt believed in the square deal (interests of business people, consumers, laborers, and the public were heard)
William Howard Taft favored business regulation and was friends with Roosevelt but angered him when he had a lot of different ideas
Woodrow Wilson won the democratic vote and pushed for reforms
Elizabeth Cady Stanton co-founded the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA)
Susan B. Anthony co-founded the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA)
Carrie Chapman Catt the president of NAWSA in 1900
Alice Paul founded the National Women's Party (NWP) and thought there needed to be a more aggressive technique to getting women's voices heard
Eugene Debs thought that the government could protect workers
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL
Robert LaFollette responsible for beginning to use outside experts to help devise laws and help with agencies
Marie Van Vorst working conditions of children
Florence Kelley working conditions
Booker T. Washington thought that to achieve fairness, you must better yourself
W.E.B. DuBois thought that you must protest to get equality
Francis Willard led the Union to organize 10,000 branches of WCTU
Carry A. Nation HUGE women's activist
Alexander Graham Bell metal detector
Thomas Edison x-ray
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