question 1 of 10\ncharles dickenss writings served as a form of social criticism by:\na. demanding the…

Brief Explanations:

Charles Dickens often wrote about the hardships faced by the urban poor in Victorian - era England, using his works to highlight social issues. He did not demand the immediate end of capitalism, nor did he focus on the beauty of the natural world as a form of social criticism, and he was not known for criticizing Karl Marx's ideas (as Marx's ideas became prominent later in the 19th - century and Dickens was more concerned with the immediate social ills of his time).

Answer:

B. describing the struggles of the urban poor.