How do the attitudes about the battle that the characters in scene 4 reveal differ from macbeth’s attitudes about the battle in scene 3? support your answer with details from scenes 3 and 4.

c. Manchester, a typical city at the time, was overcrowded and filthy with waste in the streets and river.

Explanation:

Considering the available options here, the best statement that summarizes Engels’ view of the city during the Industrial Revolution is "Manchester, a typical city at the time, was overcrowded and filthy with waste in the streets and river."

According to Friedrich Engels, a German philosopher who was known for many of his philosophical works claimed that the industrial revolution has led to main cities like Manchester and Liverpool in England experiencing a decline in health, earnings, or incomes, and living conditions of the working class worse off than normal.