What was the response of the meat-packing industry when claims of the unsanitary and dangerous conditions of their factories were made public?

A. They bought advertisements accusing their critics of fraud.

B. They refused to allow government inspectors into the plants.

C. They championed governmental bills that would reform the industry.

D. They denied any wrongdoing and tried to place blame elsewhere.

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Sullivan Villarreal

9 February, 19:47

What was the response of the meat-packing industry when claims of the unsanitary and dangerous conditions of their factories were made public?

A. They bought advertisements accusing their critics of fraud.

B. They refused to allow government inspectors into the plants.

C. They championed governmental bills that would reform the industry.

D. They denied any wrongdoing and tried to place blame elsewhere.

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Kieran Gregory · Answer 1

The answer in this question is D they denied any wrongdoing and tried to place blame elsewhere. The response of the meat-packing industry when claims of the dangerous and unsanitary ccondition of their factory were made public is they denied any wrongdoing and tries to place blame elsewhere.