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Carry Nation
No Alcohol!
Carry was Famous for using a hatchet to demolish
barrooms

• Carry Nation joined the Woman's Christian
  Temperance Union in 1899 to help fight against
  alcohol.

Carry would smash saloons with her hatchet, as
she stood up for what she believed in.
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Booker T. Washington
Civil Right Movement
He taught that hard work and patience were the
best ways for them to improve their education.
He believed in trying to improve the economic
situation of blacks by training them to work in
industry and trades.
The first African American whose face appeared on
a United States postage stamp was Booker T.
Washington.

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Lewis Hine
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Born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
He was associated with Child labor.
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• He was a U.S. photographer. Born in Oshkosh,
  Wisconsin. He studied sociology in Chicago and
  New York from 1900 to 1907 making a photographic
  study of Ellis Island immigrants.
• A similar record of child labor took him all over
  the USA in 1908 and 1915, and during World War 1,
  he recorded refugees for the U.S. Red Cross.
• He photographed the construction of the Empire
  State Building in a survey entitled Men at Work
  in 1932.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
When Elizabeth was little her dad said Oh my
daughter I wish you were a boy! She would never
forget those words.
Elizabeth attended the Seneca Falls in 1848, she
helped right the Declaration of Sentiments, would
was modeled after U.S Declaration of
Independence. The Declaration stated that all men
and women were crated equal. Called for easier
divorce laws, demanded an end to discrimination
agents women in employment, pay and education,
married women should have the right to keep there
property and wages
Womens rights
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Theodore Roosevelt
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He was a Historian, politician, and the
twenty-sixth president of the United States.
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He publicized the need for reform.
He favored laws that protected consumers and
regulated business.
He was against monopolies.
Enforced the Sherman Anti Trust Act.
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Frances Willard

• Willard was elected president for the United
  States Womans Christian Temperance movement in
  1879, a position which she had until she died.
• She created the Formed Worldwide W.C.T.U. in
  1883, and was elected as its president in 1888.
• Her tireless efforts for women's suffrage and
  prohibition included a fifty-day speaking tour in
  1874, an average of 30,000 miles of travel a
  year, and an average of four hundred lectures a
  year for a ten year period.
• Her influence was instrumental in the passage of
  the 18th and 19th amendment to the United States
  Constitution.

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He was associated with city Living conditions.
Jacob Riis

• He was a Danish-born US journalist, photographer,
  and reformer.
• As a police reporter for the New York Evening
  Sun 1888-1899, he was exposed to the horrible
  realities of urban life.
• Also, his photographs expose the conditions in
  the New York slums, How the Other Half Lives in
  1890, and made the American public aware of the
  lack of money in its own midst.

City Living Conditions
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John Muir
John Muir was the reason that the United States
national park system was greatly expanded.
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John was the first person to recognize that the
glacial erosion caused the Yosemite park
formations.
Because of Muir the number of national parks
doubled,16 national monuments were built, and
Muir woods was established.

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Ida Tarbell

• Ida Tarbell was a great historian
• She also edited McClure's Magazine and American
  Magazine
• She is famous for studying biographies on Abe
  Lincoln
• She won recognition by exposing the Standard Oil
  Industry.

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Seneca Falls Convention

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Lucreatia Mott
• Early women's right leaders believed suffrage to
  be the most effective means to change the system
• 50 years of progress to get property rights

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Sherman Anti-Trust Act

• Monopolies are when people own the entire process
  of making a product and being the only one that
  can make it.
• The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was an act that banned
  Monopolies. But nobody listened to the act.
• The main people that had controlled monopolies a
  couple decades after the Civil War were Andrew
  Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller.

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Square Deal
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• The Square Deal was president Teddy Roosevelt's
  program mostly designed to help middle class
  people. One of the major part of Roosevelt's
  Square Deal was the promotion of Anti-trust
  suits. During his administration, the federal
  government initiated actions against 44 major
  corporations.
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Susan B. Anthony
At 17 she campaigned for equal pay for women
teachers, and she was also a supporter of the
temperance and antislavery movements, founding
the Woman's State Temperance Society of New York
in 1852.
In 1869 she founded the National American Woman
Suffrage Association and She organized the 1888
International Council of Women and the 1904
International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Berlin.
Susan B. Anthony also produced the four-volume
History of Woman Suffrage.
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To recognize her services to the cause of
worldwide sexual equality, her face was put on
the silver dollar, Susan B. Anthony was also the
first woman to appear on US currency.
Womens Rights
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Theodore Roosevelt
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• As president of The United States, Theodore
  Roosevelt wanted congress to create the United
  States Forest Service to manage government forest
  lands.
• Roosevelt set aside 194 million acres for
  national parks and nature preserves.
• To Roosevelt, conservation meant more and better
  usage and less waste and long term perspective.

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UPTON SINCLAIR

• Upton Sinclair a early to mid-1900s author and
  has written almost 90 novels. He became most
  famous with the novel The Jungle and the first
  food and drug act. He has won and been nominated
  for many awards such as nomination for the Nobel
  prize and winning Pulitzer prize for a novel in
  his Lanny Bud series. He is also a politician who
  barley lost the gubernatorial election on the
  democratic ticket in California and a member of
  the Socialist Party. He is known as a crusader
  for utopian socialism and related causes..

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W.E.B. DuBois and Increasing the rights of
African Americans

• Wrote the book
• The Souls of Black Folk
• Educated blacks elite should lead blacks to
  liberation.
• Founded the Niagara Movement on July 11, 1905
• Members of the movement met to end discrimination
  against blacks.
• He argued that blacks should make segregated
  schools as they struggled to end racism.

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