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The Jungle is one of the most famous muckraking novels in modern history. Set in Chicago at the dawn of the 20th century, it tells the story of an immigrant Lithuanian family trying to make it in a new world both cruel and full of opportunity. Their struggles are in part a vehicle for Sinclair to shine a spotlight on the monstrous conditions of the meatpacking industry, to expose the brutal exploitation of immigrants and workers, and to espouse his more socialist worldview. The novel is in part responsible for the passage of the revolutionary Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug act,
The Jungle is one of the most famous muckraking novels in modern history. Set in Chicago at the dawn of the 20th century, it tells the story of an immigrant Lithuanian family trying to make it in a new world both cruel and full of opportunity. Their struggles are in part a vehicle for Sinclair to shine a spotlight on the monstrous conditions of the meatpacking industry, to expose the brutal exploitation of immigrants and workers, and to espouse his more socialist worldview. The novel is in part responsible for the passage of the revolutionary Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug act,
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PDF The Jungle Full
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The Jungle is one of the most famous muckraking novels in modern history.
Set in Chicago at the dawn of the 20th century, it tells the story of an
immigrant Lithuanian family trying to make it in a new world both cruel and full
of opportunity. Their struggles are in part a vehicle for Sinclair to shine a
spotlight on the monstrous conditions of the meatpacking industry, to expose
the brutal exploitation of immigrants and workers, and to espouse his more
socialist worldview. The novel is in part responsible for the passage of the
revolutionary Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug act, and thus
the establishment of the modern-day Food and Drug administration in the U.S.
Its impact is in no small part due to the direct and powerful prose Sinclair
employs: the horrors of commercial meat production are presented in full and
glistening detail, and the tragedies and misfortunes of the Rudkus family are
direct and relatable even today.