The first one- <em>the public began to take action by setting up committees and supporting reform candidates</em>. The influence of the muckrakers (journalists that were pro reform) was far reaching, with labor and economic relations getting a turn for the better because of their interference, that ought to expose injustices and corruption in diverse strata of american society. Inspired and instigated by their work, the public started to take matters to their hands and started changing their local political scenery in hopes that by doing this the problems denounced by the muckrakers ceased to exist.
In the beginning of the 1800"s women generally stayed at home but as the century progressed and the Civil War began the men went out to fight and the women were left home and had to provide for their families. It became a necessity for women to work to survive. When the men came home after the war, they obviously did not like their wives to work and this was the beginning of suffrage. Women couldn't vote at this time and education for women was frowned upon as well. It wasn't until the 1900's when all that changed.
Farming <span>enabled American Indians to settle in permanent villages.</span>
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Thomas Jefferson was the third President of the United States. He was the first President to be inaugurated in Washington DC, a city that he helped plan. The foremost spokesperson for Democracy of his time, he was the author of the Declaration of Independence.
