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A law that was passed that limited the Chinese from coming to the U.S.
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A law that was designed to regulate the railroad monopolies.
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A house that main purpose was to provide social and educational opportunities for working class people, many of them European Americans .
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A group of journalists that exposed the institutions and leaders as corrupt.
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This landmark decision outlawed trusts, monopolies and cartels to increase competition.
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This was a landmark supreme court case that redefined the constitutionality of the phrase, "separate but equal"
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A plan that reflected Teddy's major goals, conservation of natural resources, control of corporation and consumer protection, also known as the "Three C's"
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President McKinley was assassinated by Leon Czolgosz by firing two shot into his chest.
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A strike by the United Mine workers that wanted higher wages and shorter workdays
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A book written by Ida Tarbell meant to expose one of the richest men during that time period, John D. Rockerfeller
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A book written by Upton Sinclair to highlight the harsh treatment and conditions of immigrants in Chicago
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A law that makes it illegal to misbrand meat and to endanger the public. It also requires meat to be butchered and prepared under strict regulations.
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Was made to protect federal lands and resources.
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The first of a lot of consumer protection laws passed by Congress and led to the Food and Drug Administration.
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In this supreme court case, women were mandated to work less hours than men.
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William Howard Taft won the 1908 Presidential election against William Bryan Jennings.
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Congress has the right to levy an income tax on the states based on population.
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In Manhattan, one of the deadliest industrial disaster in history.
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Re-established a federal income tax and lowered tariff rates.
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The department of labor is a department of the U.S federal government responsible for maintaining the safety, wages, unemployment insurance and hour standards.
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Each state shall have two senators elected by the people for 6 years, and each senator shall have one vote.
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This law created the central banking system of the United States.
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This law outlawed unfair methods of competitions and unfair practices that affect commerce.
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In the 1916 Presidential Election, the Democratic nominee Woodrow Wilson defeated the Republican candidate Charles Hughes.
