Answer:
They were reform - minded journalists.
Explanation:
Muckrakers were exposing some sord of political, child labor, workers safety issues and that's the main reason why they had impact on American life. As reform - minded journalists they were investigative reporters and they were writing all about their investigation.
Muckrakers were attractive in Progressive Era (1890-1920). Nowadays, we can find some Muckraker articles. In these articles we can find stories about corruption and wealthy businessmen.
Some of the Muckrakers were: John Spargo, Lincoln Steffens, Ida Wells, Upton Sincilar, Jacob Riis...
They risked their lives by writing those kinds of articles but they did bring improvements.
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The answer is the last sentence
Because they believed in majority rule. They felt that the majority of the people’s approval was enough.
Plus, it was much easier for all 13 former colonies to accept the Articles of Confederation than the Constitution because it basically just handed the states governmental power and told them to cooperate with all of the other states. The Constitution, however, sought to take away some of the powers they had received such as the ability to regulate their own taxes. Understandably, it would be much more difficult to get a unanimous vote for for the Constitution due to this so the 9/13 rule seemed more reasonable.
(even though the Constitution ultimately ended up getting ratified unanimously)
