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.
The original GI Bill has long been considered an enormous success — by historians, politicians and economists — for its impact on the post-war economy following World War II and capital investment in our "Greatest Generation." The bill is widely credited with being a key contributor in establishing the American middle ...
Your answer is he freeed the slaves in the rebellling state
<span>Due
to the forceful advancement of the Japanese military, General Douglas MacArthur
was forced to withdraw from the Philippines. A veteran officer during World War
I, McArthur became the Philippine government’s defense advisor. After being
viewed by Japan as a leader of resistance, President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered
MacArthur to fly to Australia with the fear of him being captured as a prisoner
of war. After a series of almost encountering a Japanese battleship in the
Philippine seas, McArthur had finally reached Australia on March 21, 1942
declaring that he ‘shall return’.</span>