Sinclair perceived the problem in American society to be the reign of
capitalism. In The Jungle, he presented the reader with the Rudkus family; who
encountered a great deal of strife and anguish, through which the evils of American
capitalism were portrayed. Upton Sinclair strongly believed in the power of the Socialist
party as means of reform, so that the working class would finally have a fair chance of
survival against the harsh realms of society... displayed 300 characters
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Upton Sinclair strongly believed in the power of the Socialist
party as means of reform, so that the working class would finally have a fair chance of
survival against the harsh realms of society. By havocking America's supposed capitalist
induced problems upon Jurgis and his family, Upton Sinclair used The Jungle as means of
socialist promotional propaganda... displayed 300 characters
