3.011) ______ which artistic trend in the nineteenth century sought to portray life as it really was? a. impressionism b. socialism c. romanticism d. realism 3.012) ______ ____ exported from africa by european imperialists. a. diamonds were b. alcohol was c. textiles were d. guns were 3.013) ______ which 19^th - century artistic trend was a reaction to enlightenment rationalism? a. romanticism b. realism c. impressionism d. socialism underline the correct answer. 3.014) during the nineteenth century, (great britain, japan, germany) controlled territories in africa, australia, asia, and north america. 3.015) the modernization of (japan, china, korea) led to the country’s rise as a world power. 3.016) the boxer rebellion was prompted in a hatred for the influence of (eastern, japanese, western) thought on chinese culture. 3.017) the (boxer rebellion, industrial revolution, new imperialism) was the leading economic cause for the european race to establish new colonies in africa and asia.

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### 3.011
# Brief Explanations:
Realism in the 19th century aimed to depict life realistically, without idealization. Impressionism focused on light and color, Romanticism on emotion and imagination, and Socialism is a political/economic ideology, not an artistic trend.
# Answer:
D. Realism

### 3.012
# Brief Explanations:
During European imperialism in Africa, diamonds were among the resources exported. Alcohol, textiles, and guns were more likely imported to or produced in Africa (or exported from Europe to Africa), while diamonds were a key African export.
# Answer:
A. Diamonds were

### 3.013
# Brief Explanations:
Romanticism emerged as a reaction against Enlightenment rationalism, emphasizing emotion, nature, and individualism. Realism focused on real - life depiction, Impressionism on light/color, and Socialism is not an artistic trend.
# Answer:
A. Romanticism

### 3.014
# Brief Explanations:
In the 19th century, Great Britain had a vast colonial empire with territories in Africa, Australia, Asia, and North America. Japan was more focused on expanding in Asia, and Germany's colonial holdings were more limited and not as widespread across these regions.
# Answer:
\underline{Great Britain}

### 3.015
# Brief Explanations:
Japan's modernization (Meiji Restoration) led to its rise as a world power. China and Korea faced more challenges in modernization during this period and did not rise as world powers in the same way.
# Answer:
\underline{Japan}

### 3.016
# Brief Explanations:
The Boxer Rebellion was a reaction against Western (European and American) influence on Chinese culture, including religious, economic, and political influence. It was not against Eastern or mainly Japanese thought at its core.
# Answer:
\underline{western}

### 3.017
# Brief Explanations:
The Industrial Revolution created a need for raw materials and new markets, driving new imperialism (the race for colonies in Africa and Asia). The Boxer Rebellion was a response to imperialism in China, not a cause of colonial expansion, and the Industrial Revolution was the underlying economic driver.
# Answer:
\underline{Industrial Revolution}

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