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The Muckrakers of the Progressive Era

☕ TEA SPILLED: Muckrakers Who Changed America! Ever wondered who exposed the dirty secrets of America’s Gilded Age? Meet the original drama queens and kings of investigative journalism—the Muckrakers! These fearless journalists weren’t just spilling the tea; they were exposing the filth of corrupt politics, filthy meat factories, child labor, and the shady dealings of billionaires. Join Ms. F as she dishes out the scandals that led to major social and political reforms. 🍵🔥 🎥 In This Episode: Upton Sinclair – How The Jungle exposed the disgusting truths of the meatpacking industry (and ruined dinner for everyone). Ida Tarbell – The woman who took down Rockefeller’s Standard Oil Empire with a personal vendetta and cold, hard facts. Lincoln Steffens – Uncovering corruption in city governments like a reality TV reunion special (with receipts!). Jacob Riis – The OG social justice warrior using flash photography to reveal the gut-wrenching poverty of NYC slums. Thomas Nast – The cartoonist who meme’d Boss Tweed out of power. Jane Addams – The Queen of social reform who took on urban poverty with Hull House. The Impact – From the Pure Food and Drug Act to housing reforms, find out how these muckrakers shook America to its core. 💡 Perfect for: Students prepping for AP U.S. History (APUSH) exams Teachers looking for engaging content that aligns with TEKS and APUSH CED standards History buffs who love a good scandalous story! 📚 Curriculum Standards Covered: TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills): US.5(B) – Evaluate the impact of muckrakers and reform leaders such as Upton Sinclair, Jane Addams, Ida B. Wells, and W. E. B. DuBois on American society. USH US.15(B) – Describe the changing relationship between the federal government and private business, including the Pure Food and Drug Act. USH US.5(A) – Analyze the impact of Progressive Era reforms, including initiative, referendum, recall, and the passage of the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th amendments. STAAR Assessed curriculum… AP U.S. History CED (Course and Exam Description): Topic 7.8: The Progressives – Analyze the role of muckrakers in shaping public opinion and influencing political reforms during the Progressive Era. Topic 7.9: The Progressive Presidents – Evaluate how Progressive Era reforms affected the relationship between the federal government and private businesses. Skill 4: Contextualization – Contextualize the impact of investigative journalism on social and political change during the early 20th century. 🛎️ Don’t Forget to Subscribe! Love scandalous historical gossip? Subscribe to Ms. F. Spills the Tea and hit the notification bell for your weekly dose of juicy history! 🔔 Subscribe Now:    / @ms.frazierexplainsitall   📧 Questions? Email me at Ms.F.Spillingthetea@gmail.com #HistoryTea #Muckrakers #ProgressiveEra #APUSH #TEKS #JournalismScandals #InvestigativeJournalism #USHistory #MsFSpillsTheTea #UptonSinclair #IdaTarbell #LincolnSteffens #JacobRiis #ThomasNast #JaneAddams #PureFoodAndDrugAct #SocialReform #PoliticalScandal 🎬 Watch. Learn. Spill the Tea. ☕🔥