William Morris's reaction against the mass-production of furniture and other functional objects was rooted in his ____________.

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William Morris was a leading figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement, which advocated for handcrafted and high-quality goods as a reaction to the mass-production of the Industrial Revolution. Morris was also a socialist and had concerns for the working conditions of industrial workers, which influenced his rejection of mass-production.

William Morris's Reaction Against the Mass-Production of Furniture and Other