How did the government respond to upton sinclair’s novel?
a) they increased the quota of immigrants into the us in 1906
b) they passed regulations for the meatpacking industry
c) they created unions for the immigrants to join in the meatpacking industry
d) they recalled the meat the was processed in 1906 from all grocery stores

B) they passed regulations for the meatpacking industry

Explanation:

Upton Sinclair published a novel called “The Jungle”, the novel described the meat industries and its working conditions. The novel impacted the food industry, many people started to protest the lack of sanitation in the food industry.

As a result, the federal government passed the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act. Since then, government inspectors could enter meat plants and inspect the sanitation of the installments.

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