Ida b. wells’s book the red record exposed the corruption of the standard oil monopoly. exposed the corrupt practices of the railroad industry. exposed the horrors of lynching in america. exposed the terrible work conditions of the meat-packing industry.

In the Progressive Era (a period of activism: 1890s - 1920s), a group of writers named Muckrakers were American journalists who attacked institutions and corrupt leaders exposing the issues of the American society derived from industrialization, urbanization, the rise of big business, and political corruption.

Ida Bell Wells-Barnet (1863-1931), was a muckraker american journalist, newspaper editor and sociologist; in "The Red Record" she exposed the horrors of lynching in America, particularly the lynching of black people in the south.

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eiffel tower

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must repent and believe in god.

or the book

journey across time - chapter 10 "the rise of christianity"