How is A Christmas Carol a social commentary?

Answer 1

Dickens wrote wrote in a manner that used sites and sounds of "Old London" in the year 1843. At this time poverty was a mass across the people. Work was scarce and the use of prisons and work houses was largely the only place those people with nothing could go. The other option was death. It spoke of the use of children as cheap labour and tried to bring to the attention of those with money the suffering of the people, especially children at that time

Answer 2

"A Christmas Carol" is a social commentary because it critiques the social and economic inequalities of Victorian society, particularly the treatment of the poor. It highlights the importance of compassion, generosity, and community support in addressing these inequalities, and emphasizes how individuals have the power to create positive change through personal transformation and redemption.

Answer 3

yes Christmas carol is a classic but the one you see on t.v today is not Christmas carol in telled a antoer way