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How do you think Upton Sinclair’s readers would have reacted reading this book during the Industrial Revolution?

How do you think Upton Sinclair’s readers would have reacted reading this book during the Industrial Revolution?
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How do you think Upton Sinclair’s readers would have reacted reading this book during the Industrial Revolution?

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Once again everything you needed to answer this question was presented in CC
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Upton Sinclair's readers were shocked and maybe even mortified.
The jungle is about the horrors of the Meat Packing Industry.
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