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Years Lived: September 6 1860 - May 21 1935
Description: Jane Addams was a progressive social reformer and activist.
Significance: Jane was a big advocate for many people such as women, immigrants, and peace.

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Date: 1870 - 1920
Description: Social movement that added Christian ethics to social problems.
Significance: It helped the economic inequality issue, alcoholism, child labor and many more issues.

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Date: December 23 1873
Description: First organization women for social reform and was linked with religion.
Significance: Used to solve the problem of alcoholism within men.

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Years Lived:September 20 1878 - November 25 1968
Description: Upton Sinclair was a well known novelist and political activist.
Significance: Wrote about the terrible working conditions in the meat packing industry.

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Years Lived: September 14 1879 - September 6 1966
Description: Margaret Sanger was an activist for women, sex educator, writer, and nurse.
Significance: She believed that women should control their own body and should use birth control if wanted.

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Date: 1897-1920
Description: A time in history when social activism and political reform was at its highest.
Significance: Addressed issues in society such as political corruption, urbanization, immigration, and industrialization.

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American Association for Labor Legislation(AALL)

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American Association for Labor Legislation(AALL)

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Date: February 15 1905
Description: Advocacy group for health insurance.
Significance: This helped workers greatly especially if they worked in hazards work areas.

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Date: June 30 1906
Description: Law that prohibited the sale of adulterated or misbranded livestock and derived products as food and ensured sanitary slaughtering and processing of livestock.
Significance: Made sure that the process of meat packing was sanitary.

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Date: January 1 1907
Description:  prohibited the sale of misbranded or adulterated food and drugs in interstate commerce and laid a foundation for the nation's first consumer protection agency, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Significance: Protected many consumers health.

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Date: 1908
Description: Protected railroad workers if they were injured in work.
Significance: If workers got injured they were medically covered by their employer.

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Date: September 1 1916
Description: Banned sale of products from any factory that employed children under the age of 16.
Significance: Only allowed children of the age 16 to work certain hours and helped them not be over worked.

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Date: August 18 1920
Description: Prohibits states from denying the right for any citizen to vote.
Significance: Allowed women to vote and progressed equality between women and men.