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Thoreau's experiment at Walden Pond serves as a critique of which aspect of 19th-century American society?
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The isolation of rural communities
The lack of educational opportunities
The growing materialism and spiritual emptiness of industrial progress
The influence of European culture
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The growing materialism and spiritual emptiness of industrial progress.
Thoreau’s experiment at Walden Pond was intended to show the value of simple living and self-reliance and to criticize the consumerism, conformity, and spiritual decline produced by industrialization and pursuit of wealth.
Thoreau’s experiment at Walden Pond was intended to show the value of simple living and self-reliance and to criticize the consumerism, conformity, and spiritual decline produced by industrialization and pursuit of wealth.
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