The ____ in the United States was a period marked by significant social and political reforms. President Teddy Roosevelt, known as a ____, believed in breaking up large corporations that held too much ____. He advocated for a "____," which aimed to create fairness in the relationship between big ____ and ordinary citizens. Teddy Roosevelt implemented further reforms, including the Pure ____ and Drug Act and ____ Inspection Act, which protected ____ from unsafe products. President Wilson continued these efforts by passing the Clayton Anti-Trust Act, which strengthened laws against ____. The Progressive Era was also a time of investigative journalism, led by ____ such as Upton Sinclair, who exposed the unsanitary conditions in the ____ industry. Social reformers like Jane Addams established institutions like the Hull ____ to help immigrants and the poor. Several important amendments were also ratified during this era, including the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th amendments. The ____ Amendment allowed for the federal income tax, while the 17th Amendment mandated the direct election of ____. The implementation of the 18th Amendment resulted in the prohibition of ____, and the 19th Amendment granted women the right to ____.

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