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Unit 7 – Conflict in the Early 20th Century, 1890–1945
Topic 7.4
What was one main difference between how muckrakers and suffragettes functioned within the Progressive movement?
Suffragettes were more concerned with exposing corporate corruption than muckrakers were.
Muckrakers predominantly worked toward property rights for women, whereas suffragettes wrote journalistic exposés of social issues.
Muckrakers advocated primarily for labor reform, while suffragettes focused on temperance legislation.
Muckrakers exposed societal problems through journalism, while suffragettes campaigned directly for women's voting rights.
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