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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2018 · 4 MIN

The Muckraking Press

from The Progressive Era by Period 2 US History · host The Progressive Era by Period 2 US History

This podcast is describing the work of Muckrakers during the early 1900's. Muckrakers are journalists who write about corrupt politics and businesses. They were very important during the early 20th century because for the first time, the public was paying attention to issues in society and made a change.

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