Which historical reality most influenced H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds?

A. The technological advances of World War I

B. The rise of Germany as a major military power

C. The invasion of Dorking by a German-speaking army

O D. The spreading conquests of Napoleon Bonaparte

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Chandler Shaffer

16 March, 04:14

Which historical reality most influenced H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds?

A. The technological advances of World War I

B. The rise of Germany as a major military power

C. The invasion of Dorking by a German-speaking army

O D. The spreading conquests of Napoleon Bonaparte

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Dallas Underwood · Answer 1

Dallas Underwood 16 March, 05:05

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its B

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Jude Valenzuela · Answer 2

I believe the answer is C) the invasion of Dorking by a German-speaking army. "The Battle of Dorking" was a short story by Chesney that explored a future war genre. H. G. Wells then developed this template of writing.

Which historical reality most influenced H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds?A. The technological advances of World War IB. The rise of Germany as a major military powerC. The invasion of Dorking by a German-speaking armyO D. The spreading conquests of Napoleon Bonaparte

Which historical reality most influenced H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds?

A. The technological advances of World War I

B. The rise of Germany as a major military power

C. The invasion of Dorking by a German-speaking army

O D. The spreading conquests of Napoleon Bonaparte