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1 Reforming the Workplace and The Rights of Women and Minorities
Chapter 23, Sections 3,4 Reforming the Workplace and The Rights of Women and Minorities

2 Florence Kelley The leader of the progressive campaign against child labor.

3 Capitalism is an economic system in which private businesses run most industries and competition determines consumer prices and worker salaries.

4 Socialism is an economic system in which the government and/or workers own and operate a nation’s means of production.

5 Carry Nation Temperance leader who smashed liquor bottles and chopped up bars with an axe.

6 The 18th Amendment Outlawed the production and sale of alcoholic beverages in the US.

7 Gave women in the US the right to vote..
The 19th Amendment Gave women in the US the right to vote..

8 Booker T. Washington Believed African-Americans should focus on improving themselves educationally and economically rather than focus on discrimination.

9 W.E.B. Dubois African-American author of articles focusing on racial prejudice.

10 Between 1900 and 1930, the amount of Mexican immigrants coming to the US increased significantly due to open borders.

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