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What role did journalists play in the early 1900s in the United States?a.They made up stories to engage their readers and keep them coming back for more. (The 1900 version of click bait.)b.They revealed dangerous living conditions and food production processes to inform the public.c.They focused on cute, feel good stories like the cat videos of today.d.They wrote persuasive essays based on library research about the theory of food production and suitable housing.
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