Labor Reforms of the Progressive Era

The Progressive Era, which spanned from the 1890s through the 1920s, was marked by a series of reforms aimed at addressing the issues of social justice, labor rights, and government corruption. Prominent reformers emerged during this time, advocating for various changes to improve American society. One significant area of focus was labor laws, which aimed to protect workers, especially women and children, from exploitation in rapidly industrializing workplaces.

Which of the following legislative actions was a direct result of the Progressive Era's reforms aimed at improving working conditions and labor rights?