Chorengel store 1900

Progressive era 1900-1920 created by Angel Manley

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    Progressive Era

    Events of the progressive era.
  • Elkins act

    Elkins act
    It stopped business from being able to have refunds [rebates] on large quantities that they shipped on the railroad. (monopolies and business excess)
  • national reclamation act

    national reclamation act
    this act funded irrigation projects for lands in the west (farm probelms)
  • national wildlife refuge system

    national wildlife refuge system
    it sets lands aside to protect and conserve american plants and animals (conservation)
  • U.S. forest service

    U.S. forest service
    an organization that takes care of our national forests (conservation)
  • hepburn act

    hepburn act
    interstate commerce commision to set maximum railroad rates and pick their jurisdiction.
  • meat inspection act

    meat inspection act
    to prevent altered or "non real" meat from being sold. it also makes sure meat is made under sanitary conditions, (consumer)
  • pure food and drug act

    It made them put a truth to their labeling and say what was in the food and drugs. (consumer)
  • muller v. oregon

    muller v. oregon
    he made a woman work for more than 10 hours a day. it made women activist upset beacuse it restricted womens financial independence. (womens rights/labor problems)
  • NAACP

    NAACP
    an american association that fights for the civil rights of african americans. (conservation)
  • federal reserv act

    federal reserv act
    economic stability through central banks. (inequality in the distrubution of wealth)
  • 16th amendment

    16th amendment
    This amendment allowed congress to take income taxes from the people. (inequality in the distrubtion of wealth)
  • 17th amendment

    17th amendment
    United States senators are chosen by the popular vote and not by the givernment. (corruption in government)
  • Clayton Anti-trust Act

    Clayton Anti-trust Act
    Extended the sherman act and made it harder to form trusts and to make monopolies. It also protected labor unions. (monopolies and business excess)b
  • Federal Trade comissions act

    Federal Trade comissions act
    it was created by congress to helpe enforce the clayton antitrust act (monopolies and business excess)
  • keating-owen child labor act

    keating-owen child labor act
    they could not sell products made by childeren under 14 or hire them. children of 16 could not work for more than 8 hours. (labor problems)
  • national park service

    national park service
    an organization that manages all national parks
  • Bunting v. Oregon

    Bunting v. Oregon
    Everyone works the same amount of hours, 10hrs. Owners have the right to pick their own wages and they must take care of workers and make them safe. Have to pay workers for overtime (labor problems)
  • hammer v. dagenhart

    hammer v. dagenhart
    the issue involving congress to enact child labor laws. congress does not have the power to regulate goods created by children.
  • 18th amendment

    18th amendment
    Not allowed to make , sell, or buy alcoholic beverages. (consumer)
  • 19th amendment

    19th amendment
    Allowed women the right to vote. (womens rights)