movement to politically and socially reform a corrupt society, goals included ending child labor, prohibition, ending monopolies, and women's suffrage

social movement against the consumption of alcoholic beverages

the ability of women to vote, granted with the 19th Amendment after contributions during World War I

limited the number of hours each person could work, created safer working conditions, and set a minimum age to work

to make a change for the better

journalists who exposed the corruption and problems of society during the Progressive Movement

World War I

when an industry is dominated by one individual or company

the movement to outlaw the sale, consumption or manufacturing of alcohol

outlawed the sale, consumption, or manufacturing of alcohol in the United States

repealed the 18th Amendment

Ben Tillman's idea that gave the state government full control over the sale of alcohol

areas of the state that passed prohibition laws before the 18th Amendment, making alcohol illegal

the right to vote

established a federal income tax