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17th Amendment

Direct election of U.S. Senators by the people instead of state legislatures.

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19th Amendment

Granted women the right to vote.

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Initiative, Referendum, and Recall

Allowed citizens to propose laws, vote on them directly, and remove elected officials.

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Australian Ballot

Secret ballot to reduce voter intimidation and fraud.

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City Commission and City Manager Systems

Replaced corrupt mayoral systems with expert-led governance (Galveston Plan).

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Sherman Antitrust Act

First federal law to prohibit monopolies and restraint of trade.

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Elkins Act

Outlawed railroad rebates and enforced equal rates for all shippers.

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Hepburn Act

Gave the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) power to set maximum railroad rates.

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Clayton Antitrust Act

Strengthened the Sherman Act; protected labor unions from being considered illegal combinations.

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Federal Trade Commission Act

Established the FTC to monitor unfair business practices.

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16th Amendment

Authorized the federal income tax to fund government reforms.

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Keating-Owen Child Labor Act

Banned interstate sale of goods produced by child labor (later struck down by Supreme Court).

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Workmen’s Compensation Laws

Provided financial help for injured workers.

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Tenement House Act

Improved housing standards (ventilation, lighting, sanitation).

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Lochner v. New York

Set precedents for labor laws (mixed rulings, but upheld 10-hour workday for women in Muller v. Oregon).

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Pure Food and Drug Act

Required accurate labeling of food and medicine; banned harmful ingredients.

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Meat Inspection Act

Required federal inspection of meatpacking plants inspired by Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle.

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Federal Reserve Act

Created the Federal Reserve System to regulate the U.S. money supply and banking.

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Underwood Tariff Act

Lowered tariffs and introduced a graduated income tax.

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Newlands Reclamation Act

Funded irrigation projects in the arid West.

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Establishment of the U.S. Forest Service

Managed national forests.

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Antiquities Act

Allowed the president to designate national monuments.

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18th Amendment

Prohibition of alcohol (repealed by the 21st Amendment in 1933).

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Mann Act

Prohibited interstate transport of women for immoral purposes (targeted prostitution and trafficking).