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15 December, 19:21

What was an effect of the publishing of The Jungle by Upton Sinclair?

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    Sinclair was a journalist.

    The Jungle happened to be one of his greatest publishing. In this, he exposed the meat packing industry and the lack of sanitary conditions there were.

    Sinclairs publishing of The Jungle led to the first Food Safety Standard in the US!
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