Which of the following authors promoted versions of socialism ?
Correct answer: D. all but c
- A. William Morris
- B. John Ruskin
- C. Edward FitzGerald
- D. all but c
Explanation
William Morris and John Ruskin developed social or proto-socialist ideas, while Edward FitzGerald is not normally associated with socialism. Therefore “all but c” includes the two relevant authors.
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