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What do you think was Sinclair’s purpose in writing this novel about Jurgis’s life? Do you think he was trying to influence social reform? Describe your answer in at least three sentences.

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Sinclair’s purpose in writing this novel about Jurgis’s life was to expose the terrible working and living conditions faced by immigrants and industrial workers. He was definitely trying to influence social reform by showing how the capitalist system exploited laborers and harmed their families. The book was intended to shock readers, raise awareness, and motivate people to demand changes in labor laws and industry practices.

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Did your answer include these ideas?

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The book shows that Sinclair believed reform was necessary.
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The book is intended to show the world the effects of labor on workers and their families.
C
The book is intended to inspire and motivate people to act.

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