Which is a critique of the excerpt?
Gold earrings are given to enslaved people and seen as cau...
Which is a critique of the excerpt?
Gold earrings are given to enslaved people and seen as cause for shame.
The effects of slavery are much worse than the effects of materialism.
To show their disdain for gold and silver, Utopians use them for chamber pots.
Utopians make a great effort to treat precious metals for everyday purposes.
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