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Kitty [74]
3 years ago
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Imagine that you are a Briton reading this in 1841. How might you react? Explain.

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yKpoI14uk [10]3 years ago
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If I were a Briton reading this in 1841, this would be my reaction.

  • My reaction would be a surprise, causing me some indignity for this situation.
  • Industries were getting reach at the expense of mother nature.
  • Factories and fabrics were polluting the environment, and that had caused me to be upset with the industries.
  • Although you forgot to attach the text, we did deep research and found that the text is "The Old Red Sandstone."
  • It was written by Hugh Miller in 1841.
  • It describes how steamboats discharged the trash and residual materials in the river.
  • This polluted the rivers and the environment.

We conclude that the industrialization of the English economy also brought severe problems such as the pollution of the rivers, the air, and the environment in general.

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