I'm the war of the worlds, why does wells choose to have martians instead of a more realistic enemy attack england

Explanation:

Why does Wells choose Martians to attack England in The War of the Worlds, instead of a more familiar enemy such as the Germans? ... Wells wanted to illustrate that England could be caught with its guard down.

The correct answer is D) To emphasize what could happen if an enemy caught England with its guard down.

In The War of the Worlds, Wells chose to have Martians instead of a more realistic enemy attack England to emphasize what could happen if an enemy caught England with its guard down.

British author H. G. Wells wrote the science fiction novel "The War of the Worlds" that first appeared in 1857 in Pearson's Magazine in England, and later in the Cosmopolitan magazine in the United States. The story refers to a war between humans and extraterrestrials beings that invaded the English territory. The author chose to have Martians instead of a more realistic enemy attack England to emphasize what could happen if an enemy caught England with its guard down.