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s2008m [1.1K]
2 years ago
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Poets of the early 20th century are well known for using (4 points)

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Mice21 [21]2 years ago
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Poets of the early 20th century are well known for using:

  • Industrial language in poetic forms

<h3>What kind of language was used by the 20th-century poets?</h3>

The 20th-century poets were known for using language that reflected the industrial age that they live in. The late 19th to early 20th century in America was marked by growing industrialization.

So, the poets who saw and were surrounded by elements of the industrial setting that they found themselves used similar language in their poems.

The language that people tend to incorporate into their writing styles is often telling of the period of time that they live in. For example, people who live in time periods when there was a political revival tend to incorporate language that reflects that time and age.

So we can expect that poets of the 20th century who lived in a period that was marked by significant industrial development would have also used industrial language. So, option D is right.

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