Which author wrote about the terrible working and living conditions facing poor industrial workers in Victorian England?

A. John Locke
B. William Wordsworth
C. Adam Smith
D. Charles Dickens

  The correct answer is D. Charles Dickens

Explanation:

During the 18th century, England went through a process of industrialization that implied a new way for manufacturing with the use of machines and other technology replacing hand tools and old ways for manufacturing and trading products. This process of industrialization had a great impact not only in economy but in almost every aspect of daily life of people as it transformed society in an important way, due to this, important writers, artists and intellectuals of that historical period focused on exploring several issues and problems regarding the industrialization process, one of this was the English writer Charles Dickens.

Dickens was born by the beginning of the 19th century when the industrialization had already had massive effects on England, his literary works that are multiple and widely recognized mixed fiction and social criticism mainly focusing on the social classes and differences that emerged as a result of the Industrial Revolution contrasting the conditions of the poor people or workers and the wealthy people who owned the factories, this allowed Dickens to explore some of the issues and social problems in England as a result of the Industrialization. Thus, one of the authors that described the problems of industrialized England was Charles Dickens who mainly focused on social problems and living conditions.

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