1. Jacob Riis
He worked to improve city living conditions. He also wrote a book called “How the Other Half Lives" and a few more.
Showed photographs of slum life to the United States.
Was called the “Emancipator of the Slums”.
He worked for 25 years to try and improve the living conditions for the poor.
He wrote and lectured about the poor.

2. Frances Willard Temperance Movement (Ban Alcohol)
Founder and president of the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union in
She spread her activities about alcohol around the world by giving speeches.
She had the WTCU evolved quickly into a well organized group able to hold campaigns of public education.

3. theodore roosevelt 1.He created a bureau of corporations
2.He broke a company northern securities company
3.He pursed trust busting by shutting down 43 major corporations

4. Upton Sinclair ∙He wrote the book called “The Jungle”
∙He organized the EPIC (End Poverty in California)
∙Several publishers rejected “The Jungle”
His book told the troubles of meat factories

5. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Women’s Suffrage
She was also for the abolition of slavery and the temperance movement.
Wrote a weekly newspaper called Revolution that promoted women’s rights.
Organized a convention in 1848 in Seneca Falls, NY with Lucretia Mott for rights for women.
Wrote her own form of the Declaration of Independence for women’s rights.
Founded the National Women Suffrage Association with Susan B. Anthony in 1969.

6. 3 Things About Mr. George Washinton Carver
George Washington Carver (1861?-1943) was a slave who was owned by Moses Carver.
George went to the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute and was taught by Booker T. Washington
Worked for replacing textile dye in World War II.

7. Photographer. Lewis Hine was a master of composition and mood
Photographer. Lewis Hine was a master of composition and mood. Lewis Hine used his camera in the cause of social reform.

8. William tweed was an American politician most famous for his leadership of Tammy Hall He made this money on new York tax payers
Tweed got into a lot of trouble and was convicted for stealing between $40 million and $200 million

9. Gifford Pinchot Conservation- saving the environment
President of national conservation association
Forestry professor at Yale.
Wrote the book Breaking New Ground.

10. Susan B. Anthony
Susan worked to have the 19th Amendment passed which said that women had the right to vote.
She traveled from county to county in many states, making speeches and organizing clubs about women’s rights.
In 1869 Susan formed the National Women Suffrage Association (NWSA) with the help of many other women.

11. CARRIE NATION She was part of the temperance movement.
Walked into salons waving and breaking as much as she could
Married an alcoholic which is the reason she joined the temperance movement.
Made her money giving lectures, 400 a week.
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