The labor force at the textile mills consisted of women and sometimes small children. The working conditions were very dangerous because you could be easily injured by one of the machines. Many of the women demanded better working conditions and went on strike.
From the time he stepped into politics at the age of 23, he sought to change the way things were being handled. He exposed bribery that was taking place, and stood up to the the "special interests" that were taking place. Roosevelt wanted to put an end to the waste, inefficiency, corruption, and spoils system that ran rampant in government.
As President he increased inspection laws for food, drug and meat processes, he investigated child labor conditions, inactef employer liability laws, and laid the foundation for the modern administration state. Roosevelt also enacted graduated income and inheritance taxes, expanded the national park system, made wildlife refuges, he brought an end to the Russo-Kapanese war, and was the first American to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
I think it last for 4 years
Wow! Hard question ( not to good at history)