How did John Spargo get the information for his book The Bitter Cry of Children?

A. He went to different countries to reveal uneducated children

B. He went to different cities to reveal homeless children

C. He went undercover to the mines to view the condition of working children.

D. He went undercover to the railroads to see women and children working

E. He went to reveal the hard cotton picking labor of children.

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How did John Spargo get the information for his book The Bitter Cry of Children?

A. He went to different countries to reveal uneducated children

B. He went to different cities to reveal homeless children

C. He went undercover to the mines to view the condition of working children.

D. He went undercover to the railroads to see women and children working

E. He went to reveal the hard cotton picking labor of children.

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Dallas Buchanan · Answer 1

Get started Spargo in 1906 wrote the book, "Bitter Cry of the children, in which he told of John Spargo made public the problems of the children in his book, The results of John Spargo's work did not happen immediately.