In this chapter, the narrator is imprisoned in a house, unable to leave without being killed by the Martians. The Martians continue to efficiently go about making the weapons of creating their own new world. As you read this, think about whether the Marti

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The War of the Worlds

In this chapter, the narrator is imprisoned in a house, unable to leave without being killed by the Martians. The Martians continue to efficiently go about making the weapons of creating their own new world. As you read this, think about whether the Marti

In this chapter, the narrator is imprisoned in a house, unable to leave without being killed by the Martians. The Martians continue to efficiently go about making the weapons of creating their own new world. As you read this, think about whether the Martians have the right to colonize the earth any way they want? Explain your answer in a paragraph.

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Answered by Aslan on 5/21/2020 4:14 AM

Obviously the Martians have no right to colonize Earth but Wells is making a larger metaphor of British /European right to colonize other countries.

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