Muckraking refers to the practice of investigative journalism that aims to uncover and expose misconduct, corruption, or wrongdoing, particularly in politics and business. This term was popularized in the early 20th century, notably by President Theodore Roosevelt, in reference to the work of journalists who aimed to expose societal ills and corporate and political corruption.

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Muckraking Is

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Muckraking is

A) offering discount rates to advertisers.
B) an early term for investigative reporting.
C) an outdated term for unscrupulous advertising.
D) seeking revenue from auxiliary sources.

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