What government and social reforms did progressives achieve in the late 19th and 20th centuries?

Progressives in the late 19th and early 20th centuries achieved significant government and social reforms aimed at addressing issues of industrialization, urbanization, and corruption. Key reforms included the establishment of antitrust laws to break up monopolies, the introduction of labor laws to improve working conditions, and the expansion of suffrage, particularly for women. Additionally, initiatives like the direct election of senators (17th Amendment) and various social welfare programs aimed to address poverty and improve public health were implemented. These reforms collectively sought to enhance democratic governance and promote social justice.