And the Nominees Are......

And now for the nominations:

• Most Powerful Corruptionist:

-John D. Rockefeller for his performance in Taking Control of the Oil Industry,

- J.P. Morgan for his menacing performance in Railroad and Steel Control,

-Boss Tweed (William Tweed) for his performance in I Thought I Could but I Got Caught

• Best President During the Progressive Era

-Theodore Roosevelt for his beautiful performance in Being a Trustbuster and Conservationist At the Same Time

-William Taft for his amazing performance in Tariff Raising: How it Ruined My Career

-Woodrow Wilson- for his breathtaking performance in New Freedom

• Hardest Fighter for What They Believe in 

-Suffragists in their tearjerking performance of Changing the Outlook on Women Forever 

- Civil Rights Activists for their performance in We Are Just Getting Started (I believe so too!)

-Workers Unions in their radical performance of We Deserve Better

• Best Helper or Best Charity Worker

- Jane Addams for her performance in Halfway House

- Mother Cabrini for her wonderful performance in Catholic Nuns Helping Others

• Best Suffragist

-Alice Paul for her moving work in National Women's Party

-Susan B. Anthony for her one of a kind performance in A Pioneer in the Women's Rights World

-Elizabeth Cady Stanton for her graceful performance in Susan and I

• Best Civil Rights Activist in the Progressive Era

-Booker T. Washington for his majestic performance in Learning to Read on My Own

-W.E.B Du Bois for his performance in The First Graduate

• Lifetime Achievement Award (this is the award for those who got old) as Justin Timberlake once said "This is the old people award"

- Theodore Roosevelt

-Andrew Carnegie

-Alice Paul

Those are all the nominees folks. Tell me who you want to win down below! Soon I'll come out with my picks to win!