The works of Mark Twain, Ambrose Bierce, Frederick Douglass, and Stephen Crane all exemplify an important period in American Literature during which authors confronted the human condition without attempting to use art to beautify it. This approach is called

A) progressivism

B) realism

C) symbolism.

D) transcendentalism

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Jade Ho

28 March, 20:55

The works of Mark Twain, Ambrose Bierce, Frederick Douglass, and Stephen Crane all exemplify an important period in American Literature during which authors confronted the human condition without attempting to use art to beautify it. This approach is called

A) progressivism

B) realism

C) symbolism.

D) transcendentalism

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Siena Khan · Answer 1

B) realism.

Explanation:

The movement known as realism took a hard look at life in America during the latter half of the 19th Century, which included the Civil War and Reconstruction.

Ace Kirby · Answer 2

B.

Explanation:

The answer is realism since it was thought to record life as it honestly was.