The correct answer is B.
Lincoln Steffens (1866-1936) was a US journalist who was part of the generation of the muckrakers, because he dedicated his career to investigate corruption in the governments of US cities, and he severely attacked institutions and leaders for their inherent corruption.
He wrote the book <em>"The Shame of the Cities", </em>structured as a collection of articles. The purpouse of this work was, not to state the existence of corruption or to describe different manifestations of it, but to draw attention on the fact that it existed because citizens did nothing to stop it and, therefore, that citizens had become partners in crime.
Well, i'm not going to answer from my personal perspective, but I will give some ways that ALL of us are involved in the game of economics so that everything I say will apply to you too:
- your parent or guardian pays taxes, therefore contributes to economics
- every time you buy something at the store you are investing in economics
- if you have a credit card, or your guardian has a credit guard you are involved in economics
- if you pay interest or something, or your guardian does, you are contributing to economics
- if you have ever donated any amount of money to any sort of charity then you are contributing to economics
- if you or a guardian has written or received a check, they are involved in economics<span />
Answer:
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
Explanation:
The political caricature of the document referred to in the question was published in a London newspaper after the Russian-German Armistice of 1917. The cartoon refers to this agreement, in which Russia, under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin, ended its involvement in the First War World War and Russia's withdrawal from the war would later be formalized in the 1918 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
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