From what I can tell, the answer is <em><u>Muckraker.</u></em> These days, it's called "investigative" or "watchdog" journalism.
But yeah, a quick google search says that "the muckrakers were reform-minded journalists in the Progressive Era in the United States (1890's–1920's) who exposed established institutions and leaders as corrupt".
1 Nevada is the only state that includes "none of the above" as a ballot option. But if "none" finishes No. 1, the second-highest vote-getter wins. 2 A high point for third parties was 1912, when Teddy Roosevelt tried to win a third term in the White House because he was disgruntled with his successor, William Howard Taft. Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party beat Taft but lost to Woodrow Wilson. Roosevelt won 27 percent of the popular vote and got 88 electoral votes. 3 In 1967, the citizens of Picoaza, Ecuador, were treated to a series of advertisements with slogans such as "For Mayor: Honorable Pulvapies" and "Vote for any candidate, but if you want well-being and hygiene, vote for Pulvapies." The honorable Pulvapies was elected mayor by write-in votes, but could not take office. Why? Because Pulvapies was a foot powder.
Answer: To take things that they didnt have
Explanation:I think that they colonized other nations because the other nations were rich in materials and had stuff that might have been hard to get where they are. Maybe they also just wanted to expand their own nation
It is number 1. the missouri compromise