English writer of the romantic period that found inspiration in england's lake district. the young poet traveled from england to france to support the revolutionary cause. disillusioned by what he saw he returned home and spent the rest of his life in the lake district in northern england. he felt that by immersing ourselves in nature, we connect ourselves to something larger, purer, and awe-inspiring. question 3 options: george gordon byron johann wolfgang von goethe jean-jacques rousseau william wordsworth

I am most certain that this answer is william wordsworth.

A) He was seen as a friend to the common person.

Explanation:

Statement B is incorrect as many wealthy citizens did not like President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. This New Deal program resulted in higher taxes on the richest Americans in order to pay for the government agencies he created during the 1930's.

Statement C is incorrect, as his New Deal program that was meant to help the American economy recover from the Great Depression widely expanded the power of the executive branch. Before this time, no other president expanded the power of this branch to this extent.

Statement D is incorrect, as he grew up in a upper middle class family.

This shows why only A can be correct.