Question 10 of 20 Which statement best explains how Dadaism related to World War I?
A. Dadaism sought to capture the feelings and emotions inspired by
World War I, rather than focusing on the war itself.
O B. Dadaism blamed logic and reason for causing World War I and
rejected those ideas in favor of irrational thought and silliness.
C. Dadaism used abstract and geometric shapes to express artists'
frustrations with reality and the horrors of World War I.
O D. Dadaism focused on mirroring reality as closely as possible in
order to realistically portray the horrific events of World War I.
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What statement characterizes japan’s economy during the meji restoration?

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