The Meat Inspection

Meat

Eating unheathly food produced by factories

Ate diesase infested food

There were requirements for meatpackers after the act.

Inspection

Nauseating working

Sinclair wrote on the accounts of the meat factory conditions in The Jungle

President Roosevelt promised to fix conditions if proven true

Enviorment was unhealthy

Commission experts investigated the allegations made by Sinclair

The goverment had to pay for inspectors to insure there were healthy conditions due to the act

In office, Roosevelt  pushed the passage for The Meat Inspection Act when accounts were true

Outstandingly, the compromise won it's passage

Never the factories will the factories be disgusting again.

Act

Crazy

The Jungle

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Essential Question 

Everyone including President Theodore Roosevelt was nauseated by Sinclair's accounts of the factories. He described the conditions in his book The Jungle which was a research novel made in 1904. The president had promised that if the accounts were true he would put in some action. Since the allegations he made were indeed true, the president responded by pushing for passage of the Meat Inspection Act that was eventually passed. Sinclair writing The Jungle made him a progressive since he wrote the book for change.



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