History, 29.10.2019 17:31, kalebrayburn62

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which of the following applies to government corruption in the progressive
era?
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a. government corruption was denied by everyone in urban america.
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b. corruption was accepted by all as a good way to do business.
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c. government corruption was fought by progressives and
muckrakers.
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d. government corruption emerged as a new problem in this period.
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Question 3 of 10
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which of the following applies to government corruption in the...