English, 22.10.2020 17:01, deena7

What does Eric Schlosser say his book is primarily about in his Introduction to Fast Food Nation?
A. The amount of money Americans spend on fast food in a year
B. The way fast food has shaped America and what it represents
C. The history of fast food and how it came to be successful
D. The number of animals killed each year in the fast-food industry

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