What Is the Impression or Attitude of Robert Koehler's the Strike

question 4

Multiple Choice

What is the impression or attitude of Robert Koehler's The Strike?

• A) It captures the mood of the workers and their bosses.
• B) It implies a morality with poverty.
• C) It depicts the virtues of industrialization.
• D) It implies that the creative arts make way for the modern age of industrialization.

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Definitions:

Gold-digging

The act of forming relationships with wealthy individuals solely to extract money or gifts from them.

Nondescript Style

A term used to describe a visual or artistic style that lacks distinctive features, making it difficult to categorize or remember.

Sociological Progress

The advancement or development within a society that leads to improved human welfare and social structures.

Moral Responsibility

The obligation to act rightly or to hold oneself accountable for actions, especially concerning ethical and societal standards.