Why was Swift criticized for the ideas satirized in Gulliver's Travels? A. Because he openly criticized the English lords for their treatment of Irish farmers B. Because he entertained readers instead of speaking out openly against England's injustices C. Because he angered the English upper class, forcing them to make stricter laws against the poor D. Because he wrote so harshly about human failings and weaknesses
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