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all about women's suffrage. worked with national women's suffrage association

more progressive and less radical. led to 19th Amendment

American Hebrew Medal for fighting for German refugee rights in WWII was a major accomplishment

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won the election of 1912 for president

professor at princeton before office

was progressive reformer

Advocated s strong central government

believed that America should remain neutral during world war 1

didn't want women's suffrage or child labor

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wanted to get rid of prohibition

advocated for women's right to vote

Was the founder of the WCTU  which helped passed a no alcohol law in Kansas

Her Reform was somewhat violent by going to saloons and using saloon smashers to break as many bottles of alcohol as she could

Nations work paved the way for the 18th Amendment

Work also helped women gain the right to vote

wrote magazine The Hatchet which included many different articles on women's suffrage

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involved in the women's suffrage movement

main goal was to fight for the rights and equality of women

member of the national women's suffrage association and served as a chair of congressional committee

later formed the national women's party, wanting to implement change on a federal level

Helped bring the 19th Amendment to place

introduced the first equal rights a amendment to congress

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a environmental advocate

wrote several books on environmental advocacy

studied bio tonics

worked in several factories but after a blinding experience he went to explore nature

spent time with Roosevelt to create national parks

a lot of time spent looking at nature and telling an average person about it

had a spiritual relationship with nature

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was a United States senator under the Republican Party but then later changed to the progressive party(chairman)

fought for issues such as safe knee packing

supported the abolition of child labor

anti - trust and supporter of American imperialism

wrote biographies of john Marshall and Abraham Lincoln

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part of progressive party and was one of the most successful movements in the nation

gained trust of Americans and through that made laws

was the senator of California

wanted to better the society by fighting for women/ children's working rights

lead investigations of labor conditions in factories

had the 8 hour limit work policy

during his years as governor establish railroad commission and wanted the gov to have full control of southern pacific railroad

agreed with women's suffrage and advocated for it. same rights as men.

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main goal was to protect children from criminal prostitution

created juvenile court of Colorado was a major achievement of progressive era

kids sent to juvenile weren't punished rather educated

wanted to reduce poverty in society

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social reformer

wrote broke called verses and another called bits of travel. Both stated emotional and moral requirements a woman must have for husband and children

Literary works of Ramona and a Century of dishonor. Wanted to sympathize with natives and allow people to understand what they were going through. However Roosevelt did not agree with views

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pushed for equal rights among men and women no matter the race of background

co founded the American equal rights association in 1866 which fought to secure rights to all men and women

edited The Revolution which was a women's weekly rights newspaper

started the national women's suffrage association which tried to gain a new amendment to allow women to vote

Joined daughters of temperance

Arrested for 1872 for voting

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