| Definition | Who/What |
|---|
| women locked in shirt-waist factory fire | |
| income tax ratification of the 16th amendment | |
| 1906 disturbance | |
| head of the U.S. Forest Fervice | |
| wilderness preserver in the U.S. | |
| education and social reform | |
| New York stock exchange fell 50% from its peak | |
| worked against sweatshops and for minimum wages | |
| independent trade agency (FTCA) | |
| gave ICC right to set railroad rates | |
| linking of practice and theory | |
| forced social evolution | |
| democrat, headed relief efforts in the Jamestown floods of 1889 | |
| lowered tarrifs | |
| granted central banking system; Wilson | |
| regulatory body in the U.S. | |
| American civil rights leader and education movement leader | |
| U.S. congressman initiated political reform in Wisconsin | |
| Wilson's policy promoted anti-trust | |
| founder of American Community Nursing | |
| Teddy Roosevelt's program formed around conservation of natural resources, continuation of corporations and consumer protection | |
| Yosemite Park | |
| Roosevelt's political philosophy | |
| provided health food inspection | |
| 27th President and 10th Chief of Justice | |
| court case justified sexual discrimination and labor laws | |
| General Electric, business god, helped out during panic of 1907 | |
| movement to abolish prostitution and sexual sins | |
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