We've seen how design can be a response to with social conditions. Broadly speaking, which statement is most accurate? Group of answer choices Peter Behrens designed products for AEG in popular, historical revivalist styles to help new technologies be accepted into traditional interiors. Hector Guimard's designs were meant to hide modern appliances, such as electric lights, to create spaces that were refuges from an industrializing modern world. Josiah Wedgwood opposed the rationalization of ceramics production since he felt it threatened creativity of traditional craft production. A.W.N. Pugin felt that the Gothic style could help provide a moral foundation for a changing Britain. William Morris believed that the conditions of a product's production were unimportant to its meaning since the primary role of design was to be a lesson in beauty to the world