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Theodore Roosevelt also known as Teddy Roosevelt is the 26th president and was in office from 1901-1909 and was responsible for pushing congress to pass the Meat inspection act and the Pure food and drug act. Teddy Roosevelt also frowned upon monopoles and tried his best to stop monopoles from taking full control over the prices of goods with the Sherman anti-trust act. A fun fact about Teddy Roosevelt is that on October 14, 1912, while he was giving a speech in Milwaukee he was shot but he continued his speech for 90 minutes despite the fact he was shot.

Source: https://www.history.com/topics/us-presidents/theodore-roosevelt

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Upton Sinclair and his book “The Jungle”

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Upton Sinclair and his book “The Jungle”

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“The Jungle” is a fiction novel by Upton Sinclair. In the book “The Jungle”, Upton Sinclair unintentional exposes how the meat industries have no regard for human heath and safety, this is proven by the fact that the meat industry sells spoiled, moldy and rotten food, even if it is contaminated with rat feces or even the rats themselves. They also dyed the meat to make it look more appealing, once people found out that the meat industry sold unhealthy and downright dangerous food, citizens protested and boycotted goods from the meat industry, in response the U.S government made the meat inspection act and the pure food and drug act, along with the FDA.

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During the 1930s the FDA was responsible for inspecting drugs and food to see if they were safe for sale and consumption. They also told people what was a safe amount of a drug to take.

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The FDA is short for “Food and Drug Administration”. They are in control of protecting people from harmful foods and drugs by checking foods and drugs for heath hazards like parasites and poisons. During COVID, the FDA was responsible for approving and ensuring the Covid-19 vaccines were safe for sale and human consumption.