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Progressive Era to New Era
1900 - 1929
A range of overlapping issues characterized this era, including labor rights, women’s suffrage, economic reform, environmental protections, and the welfare of the poor, including poor immigrants.
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1900
1929
1917
United States joins
the Great War with
Great Britain
and France
1920
The Roaring Twenties
or The New Era kicks off
Popularity of Automobiles significantly changes the
economic and social landscape for Americans
30% of total
population
live in cities
1902
Newlands
Act of 1902
1907
Appointment of the
Inland Waterways
Commission
1909
National Conservation
Commission of 1909
1919
19th Amendment
Passed
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