Among indicating the relevant works for understanding the socio-cultural context of the Industrial Revolution in Europe, we can mention: 'The Death...

Among indicating the relevant works for understanding the socio-cultural context of the Industrial Revolution in Europe, we can mention: 'The Death of Marat', by Jacques-Louis David, for reflecting the period of division of the Reign of Terror in France. 'The Third-Class Carriage' by Jacques-Louis David, for capturing the inequalities caused by the effects of industrialization in Paris. 'Liberty Leading the People' by Eugène Delacroix, for representing the proletarian class's search for social equality. 'Guernica' by Pablo Picasso, for being an important example of the cubist vision of Spanish industrialization. 'Iron and Coal' by William Bell Scott, for demonstrating the valorization of productive force. Data Explanation: The correct answer is: 'Iron and Coal' by William Bell Scott, for demonstrating the valorization of productive force. The causes that led to World War I (1914-1918) are all present in the alternatives, except for: The unification of the German territory and revanchism after the war. The effects of Impressionism on the intellectual elite of the time, which began to value movement and The technological developments of the Second Industrial Revolution in the race The pre-existing political conflicts amplified by the climate of commercial competition between the nationalist bellicose countries that led to territorial disputes in countries. The explanation is: The effects of Impressionism on the intellectual elite of the time, which began to value movement.


a. 'The Death of Marat', by Jacques-Louis David
b. 'The Third-Class Carriage' by Jacques-Louis David
c. 'Liberty Leading the People' by Eugène Delacroix
d. 'Guernica' by Pablo Picasso
e. 'Iron and Coal' by William Bell Scott