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- in the early progressive era days a man named upton sinclair Sought to expose the meat industry which lead to then president Theodore Roosevelt to make the pure food and drug act which means food treated in a sanitary manner.
- this place is awful the meat is bad smelling and the workers don't wash their hand, But I am being paid extra to not say anything. what he dosen't know is imma publish what I saw
- Here's for the hard work and not telling anyone how bad the meat is being treated her
- many meat workers have lost their fingers and many died working but they didn't care to clean it up
- We do not speak on that. We are here to sell and work, So what he lost his finger. Money is money. Now scram before u lose your job
- in early 1900's mayjor meat industries bought out small slaughterhouses which lead to prices being decided by the companies.
- Hey Sir don't you think we should have rules and regulations on how we distribute our meat? Wilson lost his finger the other day and it blended with the other ground meat
- Yeah I lost my arm and they just ditched me knowing that I live off this job and feed my family
- Upton Sinclair posed as a meat worker to get insight on how meat is being treated U.S. Pres. Theodore Roosevelt pushed Congress to pass both the Pure Food and Drug Act, which ensured that meatpacking plants processed their products in a sanitary manner
- working in the meat factory for Armour is foul. They don't even cover you for your lost arm.
- Most workers earned just pennies per hour and worked 10 hours per day, six days a week. A few skilled workers, however, made as much as 50 cents an hour as "pacesetters," who sped up the assembly line to maximize production
- This guy really posed as a worker just to expose how we treat our meat
- Hey I know you are the boss and I hope you know that the president Theodore Roosevelt Is putting more restrictions on how you mange the meat
- In 1906, The Jungle was published and became an immediate success, selling more than 150,000 copies.
- Upton Sinclair published his book "The Jungle" November 4, 1904 Sinclair's intention was to depict the hardships facing poor working immigrants in hopes of garnering sympathy for them.
- Yes it is quite controversial but i will win over the public with the president on my side as well
- I've read your book and I am Mind blown Mr. Sinclair I can't wait until people see and read this book
- He graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1897 and did graduate work at Columbia University, supporting himself by writing jokes for newspapers and cartoonists and adventure stories for pulp magazines
- It feels great now that my book is published and congress passed the pure food and drug act
- Sinclair’s parents were poor but his grandparents wealthy, and he long attributed his exposure to the two extremes as the cause of his socialist beliefs
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