The correct answer is: "muckrackers".
Muckrackers were a generation of journalists who were active during the Progressive Era (between the 1890s and the 1920s), and who denounced for the first time, corrupt and abussive practices performed by companies and also by public officials in public institutions. They became highly influential as they used to publish their articles in popular magazines and newspapers.
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The nation faced serious economic and political problems. The country needed to build a new system of roads. They wanted to overthrow the president of the confederacy.
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House of burgesses
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