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1.A ___________ was an investigative journalist who revealed social conditions or political corruption. 2.Upton Sinclair wrote _____ ____________. 3._____________ believed that urbanization and industrialization had created many social problems. 4.Under the ___________ plan, city governments would be divided into departments under the control of an expert. 1 What will we learn today? What will we learn today? Effects of industrialization on living and working conditions (also The Jungle) Corporate mergers that produced trusts and cartels; economic policies of industrial leaders Political programs and activities of the Progressives Unit: Progressivism

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