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    societal issues. Several of the most well-known muckrakers worked for McClure’s Magazine‚ where they wrote exposés on large companies‚ meat slaughtering houses‚ and city governments. These prominent and influential reporters included Ida M. Tarbell‚ Lincoln Steffens‚ Upton Sinclair‚ and Ray Stannard Baker. Now suppose that you‚ too‚ are an investigative journalist. Instead of choosing a business or government‚ you have been asked to write a piece on one of the muckrakers. Which muckraker will you investigate

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    societal issues. Several of the most well-known muckrakers worked for McClure’s Magazine‚ where they wrote exposés on large companies‚ meat slaughtering houses‚ and city governments. These prominent and influential reporters included Ida M. Tarbell‚ Lincoln Steffens‚ Upton Sinclair‚ and Ray Stannard Baker. Now suppose that you‚ too‚ are an investigative journalist. Instead of choosing a business or government‚ you have been asked to write a piece on one of the muckrakers. Which muckraker will you investigate

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    At the end of his European academic career Steffens found himself as just a struggling student‚ an “American boob” who wanted to cast off his own ignorance‚ “I was happily unaware that I was just a nice‚ original American boob‚ about to begin unlearning all my learning‚ and failing even at that” (Autobiography

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    business practices employed by businessmen like John D. Rockefeller. Of all the famous Muckrakers‚ in my opinion‚ there is none more famous than Lincoln Steffens. Lincoln Steffens was an American journalist and a leading figure among the writers whom U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt called muckrakers. Born in 1866 to a rich businessman and his wife‚ Steffens grew up as somewhat of a privileged child. Once of age‚ he received an education from Berkeley‚ and then went to Europe for three years to study

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    of all reforms came greatly from the work of “muckraking” journalists and the exposure they generated. These progressive journalists commented on not only reforms‚ but also on the corruption that was causing the people to rebel. Reporters like Lincoln Steffens and Upton Sinclair brought attention to nation-wide topics of government corruption and food safety regulations. These articles were written in extremely popular magazines and newspapers like McClure Magazine and The World newspaper‚ and paved

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    societal issues. Several of the most well-known muckrakers worked for McClure’s Magazine‚ where they wrote exposés on large companies‚ meat slaughtering houses‚ and city governments. These prominent and influential reporters included Ida M. Tarbell‚ Lincoln Steffens‚ Upton Sinclair‚ and Ray Stannard Baker. Now suppose that you‚ too‚ are an investigative journalist. Instead of choosing a business or government‚ you have been asked to write a piece on one of the muckrakers. Before you can actually flesh

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    who were named by Theodore Roosevelt because the journalists reminded him of the muckraker in the book "Pilgrim’s Progress" by John Bunyan. The January 1903 issue of McClure’s Magazine was credited for introducing muckraking. In the magazine‚ Lincoln Steffens writes an essay on political corruption that took place in Minneapolis. With the impact of industrialism and the magazine revolution‚ the McClure magazine and muckrakers became famous in America. The rise of big businesses after the civil

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    The Progressive Era was the period of time from approximately 1900 to 1914 in which America revived a sense of protest and reform. Its "essential characteristic was a belief that all social problems could be mastered by exercise of the collective will" (Filler 6). Progressivism renewed an interest in improving America’s social‚ political‚ and economic ills. It distinguished itself from other eras of reform through its extreme promotion of "activism"‚ or energetically working to facilitate

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    societal issues. Several of the most well-known muckrakers worked for McClure’s Magazine‚ where they wrote exposés on large companies‚ meat slaughtering houses‚ and city governments. These prominent and influential reporters included Ida M. Tarbell‚ Lincoln Steffens‚ Upton Sinclair‚ and Ray Stannard Baker. Now suppose that you‚ too‚ are an investigative journalist. Instead of choosing a business or government‚ you have been asked to write a piece on one of the muckrakers. Before you can actually flesh

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    Many people can argue the case that Theodore Roosevelt was in fact a progressive reformer. But what exactly is a progressive reformer? A progressive reformer can be classified as someone who advocates the advancement of workers rights and social justice. They strongly opposed waste and corruption. They pushed for social justice‚ general equality and public safety. In this regard Theodore Roosevelt was a progressive reformer.

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