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- A part of the temperance movement
-ensure alcohol controlling mankind and the society
-most famous for breaking barrels of beer with her axe/hatchet
-died before any reforms occurred,
- Active from 1846-death.
- believed in this reform because of her drunkard husband.

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-Wrote a book up from slavey
-Spoke at the Atlantic Convention
-First African American to be put on a stamp and invited to the White House (not as servant)
-Created the Tuskegee institute, one of the first school for free black americans
-advocated economic advancement of colored
-1881-death

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-1910- death
-Planned economy and increase in spending on education
- wrote the book of the promise of American life
- helped influence the new deal and inspired new nationalism
-inspire more progressive individuals like Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson.

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-Responsible for helping the pass of 19th amendment women’s suffrage
-Active not very specific but around the time of teens until her death
-Women needed equal rights and everyone’s voice should be heard
-got her PHD and helped women’s rights advancement

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-late 20s to death
-philosophy social equality for minorities and economically underprivileged
-providing amenities to people that couldn’t afford
-establishing hull house
-raising awareness for settlement houses
-ran for president of board of edu

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-The US Senate from 1906
-wanted to keep the US from joining league of nations and the world court
-he voiced opinions of Roosevelt through speeches he gave after ww1

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-judge
-agreed with birth control and divorce/legal marriage but lost his job
-created the first juvenile court
-tried to protect children from criminal prosecution

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-Earned national recognition on illegal rate making and fraud in insurance industry
-played leading role in ending the plan of Roosevelt to reorganize court
-came close to being elected president in 1926
-Active 1905-1930s

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-Muckraker writer during 1900s
-he wrote his article in book to expose corruption in gov and businesses
-The Shame of the City is his most famous article
-he was a police reporter before his Muckraker career
-managing editor of McClure magazine.

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-Survey factories and studies were leading factors in regulations laws in children employments
-she worked with NCL where she traveled the country lecturing about and bring awareness of conditions in factories
-she helped passed the pure food and drug act of 1906
-She was able to meet other reformers like DuBois and Frances Perkins.

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-Active from 1900-1935
-Feminist called women to gain economic independence
-established the forerunner, her magazine that allowance to express women issues on reform.

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-Wrote the history of the standard oil company
-Active during the 1900s
-lead to US Supreme Court breaking the monopoly
-American journalist
-Wrote a lot over injustice and inequality within the US.

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-1893
-advocated for decent health care and tenements
-created the first ever public nursing system
-created the first non profit home health care and social service agency

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-Known as the trust buster
-wanted to destroy wealthy company that abused their power
-created the Sherman Antitrust act to dissolve monopolies
-a conservationist
-set aside land for national parks and monuments.

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-US Senator from 1917-1945
-one of the founder of the progressive party
-regulated railroad and passed laws to compensate women and children for 8 hour work days.
-opposed the dominant conservative tendencies of the Republican Party
-governor of California 1911-1917