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This is the workers in the meat factories in Chicago

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Loomis, Erik. "Wisconsin Taking Another Step to the New Gilded Age - Lawyers, Guns & Money." Lawyers Guns Money RSS. 16 Jan. 2014. Web. 14 Dec. 2015.

Sinclair, Upton. The Jungle. Champaign, Ill.: Project Gutenberg, 199. Print.

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In a way Sinclair did achieve this by making the general public aware of the situation that the immigrants are under and made them sympathies for the characters but he didn't fully achieve it because changes were made to the production and processing of the food rather than the way the immigrants are treated.

Sinclair should have put more emphasis on the immigrants lives rather than the food but either way the public would probably have payed more attention to the

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Sinclair is trying to change the way immigrants are being taken advantage and the conditions that they work under.

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Repetition- Sinclair uses repetition by repeating the idea that the working conditions affect what the workers do and how they go about their everyday lives.

In doing this it shows the audience to what extent the workers lives are affected by the conditions they work in.

Sinclair uses repetition to show the importance of the working conditions and how they can change lives.

Pathos- In using this rhetorical strategy, Sinclair pulled in the rhetorical appeal of pathos to make the audience feel bad for what the workers have to go through everyday and how it isn't good for their survival.

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Symbolism- Sinclair uses symbolism by saying that the way the man influences Jurgis to become a citizen and vote, but in the end finds out he was being scammed and taken advantage of. Which is the same way the big corporations are taking advantage of the immigrants looking for jobs.

This makes the audience see the corruption within society and normal people around them.

Sinclair uses the symbolism because it helps connect the idea to the bigger picture of the book and how evident corruption is within people's lives.

Ethos- In using this strategy, Sinclair pulled in the rhetorical appeal of ethos to show that what's happening in their society is morally wrong and corrupt.

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Repetition- Sinclair uses repetition by repeating the importance of money to their survival.

This makes the audience aware of the issue about how money controls their lives and how they live their lives.

Sinclair thinks that repeating the importance of money will make the audience able to relate to the characters.

Logos- In using this rhetorical strategy, Sinclair pulled in the rhetorical appeal of logos to show the auidence that it is logic that money controls their lives.

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Repetition- Sinclair uses repetition by repeating the idea of high prices and low wages.

This makes the audience aware of the issue because Sinclair is repeating the idea that their dreams of wealth are being crushed by the cruel and harsh factories.

Sinclair thinks that repeating the ideas of hard times will make the audience sympathize for the main characters going through this hard time.

Pathos- In using this rhetorical strategy, Sinclair pulled in the rhetorical appeal of pathos to make the audience feel bad for the main characters because of their tough situations.

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chpt 1-3

"A very few days of practical experience in this land of high wages had been sufficient to make clear to them the cruel fact that it was also a land of high prices, and that in it the poor man was almost as poor as in any other corner of the earth; and so there vanished in a night all the wonderful dreams of wealth that had been haunting Jurgis.

8-10

In chapter 9 Jurgis is starting to learn English with help from the kids and is going to union meetings all the time when a night watchman from the factory convinces him to become an American citizen and he followed everything the man told him to do as did other new immigrants the man convinced to register. Then when election time came around he followed the man's instructions and got paid in return but later found out that it was all apart of a vote-buying schame in the country.

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chpt 11-13

Teta Elzbieta's ten and eleven year old sons have to start selling newspapers on the street to help the family make money since Jurgis sprained his ankle and was unable to work. Later on when Jurgis could work again he had to get a job at the fertilizer, due all the chemicals they began to sink into his skin and the bad smell followed him everywhere. The boys began picking up bad traits and habits from working on the streets and were forced to go back to school.

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chpt 4-7

“Then Marija and Jonas were between them to take a third share in the house, which would leave only eight dollars a month for Jurgis to contribute to the payment. So they would have eighty-five dollars a month--or, supposing that Dede Antanas did not get work at once, seventy dollars a month--which ought surely to be sufficient for the support of a family of twelve.” pg 46

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1. Americans deceive immigrants into getting involved with unsound agreements, which results in debt and frustration with the American capitalist system.

2. The working conditions within this time period are dangerous and the bad attitudes from other workers are rubbing off on the new immigrants.

3. In order for immigrants to survive a lot of work is needed, for little rewards.

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The Gilded Age and the corruption going on within the different industries.

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Sinclair believes that American values think money is more important that the wellbeing of the immigrants.

Sinclair questions how American values money and doesn’t use it to benefit the immigrants that are helping to build this nation

The author is giving the impression that American society runs on the idea of Social darwinism, also known as survival of the fittest, and he feels that the immigrants that came here in search for a better life are set up for failure