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Authors of the Lost Generation responded to World War I by:

A. refusing to mention the war in any of their works.

B. becoming cynical and critical of traditional values.

C. glorifying the war and celebrating soldiers as heroes.

D. praising the United States and demonizing Europe.

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The correct answer is:  [B]:

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      " becoming cynical and critical of traditional values."

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Note:  This answer choice clearly makes since; specifically in light of Eric Maria Remarque's novel All Quiet on the Western Front and Wilfred Owen's poem "Dulce Et Decorum Est."

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    Wishing you the best!

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The correct option is B. By becoming pessimistic and dismissive of conventional wisdom The Lost Generation's authors responded to World War I.

What was the Lost Generation in World War 1?

A group of American authors known as the "Lost Generation" came of age during World War I and built their literary careers in the 1920s. The generation born after World War I is frequently referred to by this phrase in a broader sense.

Thus, The works of The Lost Generation had an impact on society because they illustrated the repercussions of war on individuals. The awful thing about war was that it robbed men of their masculinity, disillusioned the populace, and made them yearn for a more utopian and peaceful time.

Learn more about The Lost Generation here:

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