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1 Progressive Women Why then?

2 Essential Questions Why did women begin to play an increasing role in reform movements? Who were some of these reformers? What causes did they champion?

3 Gilded Age Women Gain a Voice
2nd class Citiz. = No reputation to defend Urbanization = Collective work More Education = Articles and Books Factory Work = Independence World War I = Independence, New image

4 Social Reformers Jane Addams Julia Lathrop Margaret Sanger

5 Muckrakers Ida Tarbell Frances Kellor Out of Work

6 Economic Reformers Florence Kelley (National Consumers League)
Mother Mary Harris Jones Josephine Goldmark (WTUL) Power to boycott companies

7 Suffragists Alice Paul Francis Willard Carrie Chapman Catt Parades
Pickets Protests State Laws Legal Challenges Constitutional Amendments

8 Reforms Political -initiative -recall -19th Amendment
-direct election of senators Social -temperance -housing -education Economic -WTUL (1903) -Child-labor laws -working hours -working wages

9 Essential Questions Why did women begin to play an increasing role in reform movements? Who were some of these reformers? What causes did they champion?

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