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Progressives and Social Reform Who did what?

Child Labor Individual states began to ban child labor Minimum wage laws were passed Reform leaders: Florence Kelley

Length of Workday Lochner v. NY: court struck down maximum hours for bakers Muller v. Oregon: court upheld law limiting hours for women Reform leaders: Louis Brandeis Florence Kelley

Workplace Safety Labor departments created Labor laws passed Worker’s compensation Accident insurance Reform leaders: Rose Schneiderman Upton Sinclair

Housing New York State Tenement House Bill Reform leaders: Jacob Riis Jane Addams

Temperance 18 th amendment Reform leaders: Carrie Nation Frances Willard

Racial Justice National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (N.A.A.C.P.), Urban League, Society of American Indians Reform leaders: W.E.B. DuBois Jane Addams

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