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Who was Frederick W. Taylor?1. He was one of the leaders of the women's suffrage movement, insisting that it needed the help and voices of strong and able men.2. He was a harsh critic of industrialization in general and publicly lamented the rise of capitalism and the monotonous work it brought.3. He was a popular congressman who authored the bill on reclamation for the western states and was a champion of Prohibition.4. He championed the idea of "scientific management," showing employers how to cut waste and improve productivity.
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