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QuizMultiple Choice

Cultural Change in the Industrial Age

Question 7 • F26 World History A - LA

In what way did the writer Charles Dickens embrace social criticism?

Answer
A
by finding fault with the ways in which poor workers lived
B
by describing the problems caused by industrialization
C
by basing his novels in the countryside or in small seaside towns
D
by campaigning for public office as a reformer

Explanation

Charles Dickens used his novels to criticize social conditions in Victorian England, especially poverty, harsh working conditions, and the effects of industrialization. Describing these problems is the choice that best explains how he embraced social criticism. He did not criticize poor workers for their way of life or primarily campaign for public office.

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