| A | B |
|---|
| Margaret Sanger | Advocate of educating women about birth control methods |
| Robert LaFollette | Senator and Governor of Wisconsin who supported reforms in government to lessen corruption(primary |
| Charles Lindbergh | Flew nonstop over the Atlantic- great courage, spirit in the 1920s |
| Henry Ford | Invented the assembly line for the development of an inexpensive Model T car |
| Langston Hughes | Author of poems and books to reveal emotions of the African Americans- part of the Harlem Renaissance(1920s), pride in the black culture |
| Carrie Chapman Catt, Alice Paul | Pushed for women's suffrage, early 1900s, Paul- more radical in her approach-picketing the White House |
| Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. | Advocate for civil disobedience, non-violent protest against segregation and discrimination, "I Have A Dream" |
| Malcom X | Black Muslim leader who wanted equality, but didn't promote integration with whites, more radical, violence should be met with violence |
| Rachel Carson | Author of Silent Spring- exposed the dangers of DDT pesticide on ecosystems and humans, it was outlawed |
| Betty Friedan | Established the National Organization for Women(NOW) in the 60s, wrote THe Feminine Mystique telling women they can have a career and a family, they don't have to abandon a career, |
| Judge John Marshall | Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for 34 years in early 1800s, strengthened the power of the national government with his decisions, Marbury v. Madison case, judicial activism |
| Judge Earl Warren | Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in the 1950s, 1960s- judicial activism- improved rights of accused and civil rights |
| Cesar Chavez | Hispanic American leader in the 1960s who called for a boycott of grapes by Americans to improve wages of migrant Mexican workersin California |
| Ralph NAder | Presidential Candidate, but in the 1960s he wrote Unsafe at Any Speed about dangers of cars, encourage the placement of seat belts in cars |
