Why does the Spirit take Scrooge to the Party at Mr. Fizziwig's house? 10 points To remind him that he was happy once. Mr. Fezziwig was Scrooge's employer back in the day who treated his workers like family. To remind him of the events particular of that night and of the same night one year later. All of the above

All of the above

Explanation:

Mr. Fizziwig is an entrepreneur just like Scrooge, who was his apprentice in the past. However, Scrooge and Mr. Fizziwig have very different characteristics. Although they are both capitalists, Mr. Fizziwig is a more cheerful and happy person, who treats all employees with kindness and considers them to be a family to which he belongs. When the ghost decides to take Scrooge to that moment, the ghost wants him to see the difference from that night to the current time in Scrooge's life. That's because tonight, Scrooge is happy, as Mr. Fizziwig is treating him well, making him company and partying with all the employees, while tonight Scrooge is alone and depressed.

i think it may be b, i'm not exactly too sure on this. but b seems to make more sense.