How is frankenstein's monster similar to the machines of the industrial revolution?a. the monster is designed to be manufactured
on assembly lines.b. the monster's creator thought only of aiding society with its creation.c. the monster is made up of multiple pieces and parts.d. the monster's advantages to society outweigh its disadvantages?
The answer is C) The monster is made up of multiple pieces and parts:
In the novel by Mary Shelley, the Frankenstein monster is made up of parts from "the dissecting room and the slaughterhouse". Different human or animal parts were used to create the monster.
This novel was a critic to Industrialization, as the terrifying parts of the history are related to the artificiality, and the natural world is valued as being more authentic.
The creation of the monster from multiple pieces and parts is similar to the machines of the industrial revolution with many mechanical parts, which Mary Shelley criticized.
D. Serve on juries because the convicted must be held in a public trial with their peers (the jury) in order to receive a fair trial. This is written in amendment 6 of the bill of rights.
