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1 Reforms How do we get it done?

2 African Americans Beginning of the Civil Rights Movement? Lynching
Before 1960s? Lynching Segregation W.E.B DuBois NAACP Booker T. Washington New culture Jazz/ragtime Not the only minority attacked

3 Child labor Concerns National Child Labor Committee (1904)
Less pay than adults Hours Health TB and bronchitis National Child Labor Committee (1904) Private organization Still around today Children’s Bureau 1912 National agency Sub group for African American children Miners, mills, factories, “newsies”, farm work Lewis Hine

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5 Political Reforms II/course%20files/multimedia/lesson52/lessonp_u ccp_ap.html Direct Primaries Voters selected nominees th Amendment Allows for DIRECT ELECTION of senators

6 Welfare Services? Reform mayors Homeless issue Parks
Including playgrounds Work-relief programs

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