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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Raiden Mcbride

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7 January, 04:30

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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Peyton Barton · Answer 1

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.

Carley Lloyd · Answer 2

Carley Lloyd 7 January, 04:54

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its B

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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