The social critism in Upton Sinclair "the jungle" was a response to the working conditions faced by

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Ali Buchanan

16 April, 10:47

The social critism in Upton Sinclair "the jungle" was a response to the working conditions faced by

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The social criticism in Upton Sinclair's The Jungle was a response to the working conditions faced by immigrants.

Immigrants often have a difficult time getting accustomed to their new country and its culture, and the jobs are no different. Usually, the conditions they have to work under are quite difficult, which Sinclair is trying to convey in his work.