Economic Reform

1. Mass Production
   • Fordism
2. Electricity
   • "Long Wave" from telegraph to Edison to A-bomb
3. Scientific Management
   • Taylorism
4. Welfare Capitalism
   • housing, pensions, Americanization
5. Mass Market
   • Crisco, Uneeda, A&P, Sears

Social Reform

1. Settlements
   • Jane Addams, Lillian Wald
2. Anti-Lynching
   • Ida B. Wells, NAACP
3. Factory Reform
   • F. Perkins, F. Kelley, L. Brandeis, J. Lathrop, L. Hine
4. Garmet Workers
   • Clara Lemlich, WTUL, ILGWU, A. Lincoln Filene
5. Mine Workers
   • Banner coal mine, UMWA, Ludlow
6. Muckrakers
7. Women reformers
8. Prisons

Cultural Reform

1. Spelling
   • Spelling Reform Association, "search for order"
2. Temperance
   • WCTU
3. Immigration
   • Federal system, Lawrence textile strike, Paterson silk strike

Political Reform

1. "Women's activism was central to the development of progressivism."
2. Suffrage
   • NAWSA, Jeannette Rankin, Abigail Scott Duniway
3. Urban Reform
   • Galveston flood, Hazen Pingree, Joseph Folk
4. Theodore Roosevelt
   • coal strike, trustbuster, square deal, Meat Inspection Act, New Nationalism
5. Conservation
   • environmentalism shifted from preservation to conservation
6. Woodrow Wilson
   • New Freedom, Clayton Act, Frank Walsh, Adamson Act, Fed, FTC