Which of the following novels by Dickens attacks the New Poor Law of 1834 in the opening chapters?
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A.
Hard Times
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B.
A Tale of Two cities
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C.
Great Expectations
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D.
Oliver Twist
Correct Answer:
D. Oliver Twist
Explanation:
In the opening chapters of Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens critiques the New Poor Law of 1834. This legislation dictated that the destitute receive food and shelter within workhouses. Although children were provided with an education, all inhabitants were required to perform daily labor. Therefore, choice (d) is the accurate selection.
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