The work of the "lost generation" of American writers in the 1920's was marked by:

(A) a rejection of prevailing middle-class values.

(B) extreme prudishness and morality.

(C) a glorification of God and country.

(D) an obvious desire to keep things as they were.

(E) an attempt to recreate the values of the pre-World War era.

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Advanced Placement (AP)

Jovani Garcia

26 August, 08:24

The work of the "lost generation" of American writers in the 1920's was marked by:

(A) a rejection of prevailing middle-class values.

(B) extreme prudishness and morality.

(C) a glorification of God and country.

(D) an obvious desire to keep things as they were.

(E) an attempt to recreate the values of the pre-World War era.

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Frank Contreras · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: " (A) a rejection of prevailing middle-class values." The work of the "lost generation" of American writers in the 1920's was marked by: a rejection of prevailing middle-class values.