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During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the prevailing aesthetic views among artists in the United States were shaped by the harsh economic realities of the period, when millions of Americans found themselves unemployed or dispossessed Not surprisingly, most artists of this period chose to work in socially oriented styles. However, while the Regionalists-led by Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood, and John Steuart Curry-embraced a rightist, isolationist ideology, recoiling from the present and seeking to recapture in their paintings America's agrarian past, the Social Realists-among them William Gropper and Ben Shahn-depicted the condition of workers engaged in a class struggle, both groups built upon earlier traditions in American painting that now assumed a new urgency.

It can be inferred from the passage that the Regionalists and the Social Realists differed in which of the following ways?

A.The Regionalists were primarily concerned with depicting actual events in history, while the Social Realist were primarily concerned with portraying an idealized future
B.The Regionalists were primarily concerned with the economic ramifications of the Depression, while the Social Realists were primarily concerned with its social ramifications.
C.The Regionalists lacked a sense of urgency, while the Social Realists pressed for change
D.The Regionalists tended to romanticize the past, while the Social Realists depicted the past in harsh terms.
E.The political outlook of the Regionalists tended to be more conservative than that of the Social Realists.

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