Progressive Timeline Josh Martin

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    Progessive timeline

  • National Reclamation Act

    National Reclamation Act
    Reclaimed western land in the United states for agricultural uses.
  • Elkins Act

    Elkins Act
    authorized the government to fine railroads for breaking laws and having trusts or monopolies.
  • National Wildlife Refuge System

    National Wildlife Refuge System
    Sysytem of public lands and waters to be preserved by the fedral government for use by anyone.
  • United States forest Service

    United States forest Service
    Lead agency in United States forest preservation and conservation of national and state land.
  • Hepburn Act

    Hepburn Act
    Congress set max rates for fines against railroads and extended jurisdictions.
  • Meat Inspection Act

    Meat Inspection Act
    Prohibited altered or misbranded for sale to the general public.
  • Muller vs. Oregon

    Muller vs. Oregon
    Made men and women equal within the workforce, there was no longer discrimination of sex when being given work hours.
  • NAACP

    NAACP
    a group formed to end discrimination of race in the United States, gained many rights for blacks in the U.S.
  • 16th Amendment

    16th Amendment
    Congress could levy an income tax without consent of people or state legislators.
  • 17th Amendment

    17th Amendment
    Gave people the right to elect senators to office instead of state legislators.
  • Federal Reserve Act

    Federal Reserve Act
    Created federal reserve for banking services in the U.S.
  • Federal Trade Comission Act

    Federal Trade Comission Act
    Established trade laws in the United States Government and made trade commisions.
  • Clayton Anti-Trust Act

    Clayton Anti-Trust Act
    An extension of the Sherman Anti trust law that tightened government regulations on trusts and monoploies.
    (monopolies and business excess)
  • National Parks Service

    National Parks Service
    Created National parks in the united states whiched preserved large portions of land.
  • Keating-Owen Child Labor Act

    Keating-Owen Child Labor Act
    Limited the ammount of hours children could work in a day.
  • Bunting vs. Oregon

    Bunting vs. Oregon
    Established a ten hour workday for both men and women and pay and a half for any overtime work.
  • Hammer vs. Dagenhart

    Hammer vs. Dagenhart
    A case that stregthened the effect of child laboprr klaws and gave more regulations on child labor.
  • 18th Amendment

    18th Amendment
    Made Amendments more firm to the law and made a time limit for how long it haqd to be passed.
  • 19th Amendment

    19th Amendment
    The right to vote would no longer be denied due to the sex of a person.
    (womens rights)