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How did Charles Dickens's writings serve as a form of social criticism?
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A. They focused on describing scenes of nature rather than cities.
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B. They urged citizens to form utopian societies without private
property
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C. They attacked radical labor unions for undermining social stability.
D. They highlighted the social problems created by industrialization.

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