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By using detailed photographs, Jacob Riis was able to educate the American public about the everyday struggles faced by which group? children protesters immigrants women workers
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By using detailed photographs, Jacob Riis was able to educate the American public about the everyday struggles faced by
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immigrantsssss
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c.) immigrants
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