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Founder of social work, Co-founded Chicago Hull House, Deeply committed Pacifist, Served on Chicago's Board of Education, First woman to receive Nobel Peace Prize. Was the first female president of the National Conference of Social Work.

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Pro birth control, Sex education for women, part time nurse that helped lower class citizens, published “What Every Girl Should Know” and “The Woman Rebel” a magazine, fled country after publishing this, supported free love (affairs), created Planned Parenthood.

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Made Populist Party, Did not care for black suffrage or equal rights. Helps with government corruption, women’s suffrage, and civil liberties. Imperialist, retired and then got back into politics soon after, The first to create national monuments, started New Nationalist (Progressive Party).

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African American woman, against lynching, Women’s suffrage activist, founded the National Association of Colored Women, co founder of NAACP. Born into slavery.

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Main goal was to bring equality into the lives of African American in political, social, economic, and educational aspects.wrote book “The Souls of Black Folk” which became foundation text for movements of African Americans and was cornerstone for Black History. First AA to graduate from Black high school and Harvard with PhD. Co-founder of NAACP.

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Criticized big businesses and elites, didn’t like excessive influence of big businesses in politics, joined and led Progressive movement, became senator at age 36, supported meat inspection and child labor laws and wrote biographies.

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In 1880s claimed that American democracy was built on frontier, and questioned America’s future after frontier line closed, wrote books “The Significance of Sections in American History” that won Pulitzer Prize for Progressive ideas, most famous work was Turner Thesis that educated Americans about importance of frontier and how it shaped American democracy

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Urge to solve problems (improving health, quality of life, agriculture) reason for Wisconsin idea for greater economy, felt that large corporations had control over US government and exposed scandals of Warren Hardings (president), founder of La Follete Weekly Magazine (The Progressive) women's rights, civil rights, anti trust. Happened between 1880 and 1925. Son replaced position in senate.

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Muckraker - exposed political corruption, inequalities. Father was oil reformer (exposed corruption for her). Took down Standard oil Company, moved to France and worked for McClure’s Magazine, worked for American Magazine when she move back (co owner and editor), passion for writing occurred until 1967, wrote autobiography and biographies of people like Abaraham Lincoln.

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Worked in Hull Houses with Jane Addams. In 1892, hired to Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics to investigate the sweatshop system in garment industry. Noticed child labor and sent surveys to Illinois State Legislature bringing about the first factory law prohibiting employment of children under age 14.