How do the montague and capulet families contribute to the catastrophe of romeo and juliet?
a. by carrying on a violent feud
b. by discovering the secret marriage
c. by challenging the prince
d. by intercepting friar john’s letter

A. by carrying on a violent feud

Explanation:

The contempt between the Montagues and the Capulets, the two honorable families in Verona, is the linchpin in the story, which makes all the dominoes continue falling, lastly stops with the passings of Romeo and Juliet.

The continuous fight is the reason for the various occurrences in the play. Romeo, a Montague and Juliet, a Capulet experience passionate feelings for one another however because of the dread of their families, they keep it a mystery. Because of this, they get hitched stealthily and plan to escape with the assistance of Friar Lawrence. The arrangement falls flat and the youthful sweethearts take their very own lives at last. In the event that the Capulets and Montagues had settled the hatred between them, Romeo and Juliet could have lived to have a cheerful life.

After the deaths of their friends and family, the families comprehend their misstep and keep aside their disparities to live gently. The dissension between the Montagues and Capulets ends up being the principle explanation behind the awfulness of two lovers.

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