which types of problems were highlighted by novelist Charles dickens through his novel?
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in the nineteenth century Europe entered the industrial age
factories came up,businesses grew and the economy developed.
however there were many problems too.cities expanded irregularly.the cities were overcrowded with overworked and underpaid workers.the unemployed roamed through the streets for jobs and the homeless took shelter in the streets.
the growth of the industry led to he formation of society which celebrated profit but undervalued the lives of the workers
deeply critical of these developments dickens wrote about the terrible effects of industrialisation
he expressed his critical behavior towards industrialsation through his novela hard times and oliver twist
factories came up,businesses grew and the economy developed.
however there were many problems too.cities expanded irregularly.the cities were overcrowded with overworked and underpaid workers.the unemployed roamed through the streets for jobs and the homeless took shelter in the streets.
the growth of the industry led to he formation of society which celebrated profit but undervalued the lives of the workers
deeply critical of these developments dickens wrote about the terrible effects of industrialisation
he expressed his critical behavior towards industrialsation through his novela hard times and oliver twist
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