Upton sinclair's 1906 novel the jungle was a searing condemnation of the conditions in which area of american life of that time?

a. farming

b. coal mining

c. meat packing eliminate

d. assembly lines

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Trace Walter

2 January, 10:30

Upton sinclair's 1906 novel the jungle was a searing condemnation of the conditions in which area of american life of that time?

a. farming

b. coal mining

c. meat packing eliminate

d. assembly lines

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Jazlynn Sanford · Answer 1

C.) Meat packing Eliminate

He had nothing to do with farming, coal mining, or the assembly lines.

Sinclair was a journalist who exposed the horrendous conditions of the meat packing industry.

Upton sinclair's 1906 novel the jungle was a searing condemnation of the conditions in which area of american life of that time?a. farmingb. coal miningc. meat packing eliminated. assembly lines

Upton sinclair's 1906 novel the jungle was a searing condemnation of the conditions in which area of american life of that time?

a. farming

b. coal mining

c. meat packing eliminate

d. assembly lines