15 Questions
Who wrote The Jungle, a book that exposed the dangerous working conditions of the meatpacking industry?
Upton Sinclair
Which muckraker focused on exposing the business practices of Rockefeller's Standard Oil company?
Ida Tarbell
Who published The Shame of the Cities, a collection of articles exposing corrupt businessmen and politicians in major cities?
Lincoln Steffens
Which muckraker's writings led to the American public demanding reforms to local government?
Ida Tarbell
Who focused on highlighting child labor in the coal industry in the United States?
John Spargo
Which muckraker wrote about the struggles of African Americans in the United States, covering topics such as lynchings and poverty?
Ray Stannard Baker
Whose work led to the establishment of federal regulations on food produced and sold in the United States?
Upton Sinclair
Who was the managing editor of McClure's, a progressive magazine, and published articles exposing corrupt businessmen and politicians in major cities?
Lincoln Steffens
Who coined the term 'Muckraker' to describe the work of American journalists?
Theodore Roosevelt
What was the primary focus of the Muckrakers during the Progressive Era?
Exposing injustices in the workplace and business practices
Which book shocked the American public by visually demonstrating the living and working conditions of New York City?
How the Other Half Lives by Jacob Riis
Who were the dominant figures in the United States' economy and political arena during the Gilded Age?
Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller
What event marked the readiness for a major reform resulting in the Progressive Era?
Exposure of injustices by Muckrakers
Which group fought to improve working conditions in industries during the Gilded Age?
Knights of Labor and American Federation of Labor
What was the dominant theme of Jacob Riis' photojournalism in 'How the Other Half Lives'?
Living and working conditions of working Americans
Test your knowledge of the Gilded Age and the role of muckrakers in challenging the power of industrial titans. Explore the impact of labor unions and the efforts of investigative journalists in exposing corruption and injustice during this transformative period in American history.
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