Question

question 4 of 10
how did the romantics feel about the industrial revolution?
a. they believed it was the only direction modern civilization could go in.
b. they were pleased that it created more jobs and boosted the economy so more books could be sold.
c. they thought that the change it brought compromised nature and humanity.
d. they regretted that cheaper necessities improved many peoples lives.

Explanation:

Romanticism emphasized nature, emotion, and individualism, reacting against the Industrial Revolution's urbanization, pollution, and dehumanizing effects of mechanization. They viewed industrial changes as harming nature and human connection.

Answer:

C. They thought that the change it brought compromised nature and humanity.