Required improvements on ventilation, toilets, and light and set standards that banned the construction of buildings on 25-foot-wide lots.

Banned manufacturers from selling mislabeled products, adulterating food with unacceptable ingredients, and from misleading consumers with false claims.

Required certified, trained officials to inspect all animals before slaughter to ensure their health.

A cabinet department within the executive branch of the U.S. federal government.

Intended to prevent a national financial crisis and promote economic stability.

Required Americans to pay income tax

Called for the election of two U.S. senators from every state by popular vote.

Guaranteed labor's support for Wilson in the 1916 campaign.

Encouraged advertisers to mention their competitors by name to enable consumers to make more informed judgments about products.

Provided the government with more power to prosecute trusts.

Prohibit shipment in interstate commerce of goods manufactured or processed by child labor.

Forbid in all U.S. territories the making, selling, or transporting of intoxicating liquors.

Gave women across the country suffrage and prevented states from denying any citizen the right to vote on the basis of sex.