ABSTRACT
Baldwin and the American Civil Liberties Union, Margaret
Sanger and the birth control campaign, the Women’s
Peace Party, and the effort to enfranchise women, all
discussed in this chapter.
Now that factories, machines, and railroads
dominated the United States; by 1899, manufacturing
produced more than half of the country’s commodity
output-in 1869, manufacturing accounted for only
one-third of the nation’s goods.
