Summarize a passage from the chapter demonstrating Jurgis' opinion of the evangelists who preach to the poor.

He sees them as this:Here, at last, is

an explanation for his woes and a road map to utopia. Socialism

revives his dignity, strength, and self-confidence because he is now a

member of something larger than himself, not merely an individual.

In the last scene, he vanishes into an audience of two thousand

Socialists who are attending an election-night rally