Which statement expresses Theodore Roosevelt's attitude toward the muckrakers?

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anonymous · Answer

The work of muckrakers is vital to the continued well-being of all Americans.

 The work of muckrakers serves no other purpose than to sensationalize minor problems.

 The work of muckrakers does not contribute to the well-being of all Americans.

 The work of muckrakers should be censored because it will harm big business.

anonymous · Answer

is it one of the following or multiple ones ?

anonymous · Answer

One of the following.

anonymous · Answer

i would say the first one because roosevelt liked the muckrakers but he didnt like if they only pointed out the problem heres a link read it hope it helps http://historyofjournalism.onmason.com/2009/12/02/teddy-roosevelt-the-man-who-coined-the-muckraker/

anonymous · Answer

Thanks! :)

anonymous · Answer

np

mehek14 · Answer

Correct Answer: A - The work of muckrakers is vital to the continued well-being of all Americans.