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History Of Journalism Exam 2

History Of Journalism Exam 2

This exam explores the history and impact of muckraking in journalism during the Progressive Era, focusing on key figures and publications.

Questions: 74 | Attempts: 50 | Last updated: Apr 27, 2023

Sample Question 1
The term “muckraking,” used to describe the journalistic practices of the Progressive Era, was coined by

Journalist themselves to praise the work of one another

President Teddy Roosevelt to compliment the work of these journalist

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to insult reporters at the time

President Theodore Roosevelt to sarcastically refer to these journalist

Sample Question 2
In terms of its literary origin, however, the "Muckraker" label originated in 1678 as

A nickname given to Edgar Allen Poe early in his career because of his morbid writings

A character in John Bunyan's "Pilgram's Progress" novel

An Indian character in James Fennimore Cooper's "Last of the Mohicans"

A character from Edward Albee's play about industrial workers

Sample Question 3
The economic and social condition that preceded and then continued during the muckraking period was

The lack of new immigrants coming into the country

The end of political corruption in government that died with the fall of Boss Tweed

The rise of greedy industrialists who exploited common laborers

All of the above

None of the above

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