In How the Other Half Lives, Jacob Riis exposed the different ways people lived in all parts of New York City. the way that corr
uption in New York City affected living conditions. the unsafe conditions in factories in New York City. the harsh living conditions in New York City slums
In How the Other Half Lives, Jacob Riis exposed <u><em>the harsh living conditions in New York City slums</em></u>.
Explanation:
Jacob Riis' book "How The Other Half Lives" is a study of the squalid and <u>harsh living conditions of tenants in the slums of New York</u>. This documentary study of New York's slum areas through prose and photographs gives a different eye-opening window to the lives of the slum dwellers.
Through pictorial presentations and prose, Riis presents the poverty-stricken conditions of the city's poor in the slum areas. And through his documentary, the conditions of housing in the working class, as well as others, began to be reformed. His work also brought about the "muckraking" form of journalism where journalists report and expose societal issues.
Thus, the correct answer is the fourth/ last option.
In 1920, in Liberty Hall, NY, delegates from UNIA met. Marcus Garvey and his Black Star Line organized this meeting and produced the “Declaration of Rights of the Negro Peoples of the World.”
