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1 Winners and Losers during the Progressive Era

2 Winners

3 Women Passage of the 19th Amendment Passage of the 18th Amendment
Women were abused by husbands who drank Grassroots movement to change laws Alcohol was banned Passage of the 19th Amendment Link Women finally given the right to vote Susan B Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Carrie A Nation led this movement

4 Professional Workers New Middle class
Licenses and degrees were now required

5 Losers

6 African Americans Relegated to lower class status
Despite the creation of the NAACP and the push for anti-discrimination, lynching persisted

7 Immigrants Typically still treated as second-class citizens
Work reforms were not enforced for immigrants the way they were for natural-born citizens

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