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brilliants [131]
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5

Upton Sinclair Ida M Tarbell and Lincoln Stevens were considered muckrakers because they

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Sergio [31]3 years ago
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Because they wrote exposes of unfavorable conditions in  the cities and industry, which led to Progressive Era reforms.

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