In the first four chapters of the War of the Worlds, English science fiction writer, H. G. Wells, warns D. That England's guard was down and England wasn't ready for an enemy attack.
The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells prophesized a Martian invasion of Great Britain in the 20th century.
After defeating the British army with their advanced weaponry, the Martians were reduced to nothingness by earthly diseases to which they lacked immunity.
A. That England's astronomical societies were unaware of new technologies
B. That England's children were not being well educated in math or science
C. That England's factories were polluting the air and causing health problems
D. That England's guard was down and England wasn't ready for an enemy attack
Thus, Wells lamented the unpreparedness of the English to resist the Martian invasion and the human arrogance that assumed human beings to be the only intelligent species.
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