The central idea of man's inhumanity to his fellow man was very relevant when William Golding first published Lord of the Flies because (Points : 3)
the public had been following a story about real British schoolboys cast away on a remote island.
many novels with this idea had recently been published.
people easily and painfully recalled the terrible events of World War II.
around the world nations were objecting to British imperialism.
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The central idea of man's inhumanity to his fellow man was very relevant when William Golding first published Lord of the Flies because (Points : 3)
       the public had been following a story about real British schoolboys cast away on a remote island.
       many novels with this idea had recently been published.
       people easily and painfully recalled the terrible events of World War II.
       around the world nations were objecting to British imperialism. 
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k_lynn · Answer

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