Meat packing

By Agonsalves

  • On this day in history 4 major meat packing came up. This part of Chicago is known as packing town

    Packing town would set up the start of meat packing industries and show how it would later play out in the future

  • On this day in history the meat packing Union in Chicago go on strike for better wages and working conditions

    Meat packing industries sparked a fire within the people to help create a better working environment for its workers and begin to form political reforms

  • On this day in history after reading uptons sinclairs book the jungle president Roosevelt launch a government investigation into meat packing plants conditions in Chicago

    Sinclairs book helped people take political and social reforms by exposing them harsh conditions in meat packing plants hoping that others would take political reforms

  • On this day history The Jungle was written by upton Sinclair a muckraker to reveal the harsh conditions of factories

    The jungle was written to expose the terrible Heath and labor conditions in meat plants to then help create political and social reforms.

  • On this day in history a fire broke out in The Triangle Waist factory killing 146 people

    The triangle waist factory made legislators and positions realize the dangerous conditions of factories

  • On this day in history the working man compensation act was passed and provided government financial assistance to employees injured on the job

    The government took political reform by

  • On this day in history Congress passed the pure food and drug act. That requires manufactures to use safe ingredients in their products and to advise them truefully

    Congress took political reforms by helping make sure that the consumers of meat products were safe

  • On this day in history the meat inspectors act was passed in 1906 to inspect meat to make sure that meat packing plants from putting in any mins rand meats

    The congress took political reform by passing the meat inspectors act to protect the consumers