Question

The decline of party feud in the Age of Transition mainly led to:

• A. An increased focus on individual emotion and nature in poetry
• B. The emergence of a strong nationalistic literary movement
• C. Reduced political intensity in literature
• D. A greater emphasis on moral didacticism and social reform themes in novels

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Reduced political intensity in literature

• The fierce rivalry between Whigs and Tories declined in this era.

• Political pamphlets and satire lost their earlier power.

• Literature shifted from politics to social, aesthetic, and human concerns.