While writers such as Ernest Hemingway and Sinclair Lewis criticized what they saw as American hypocrisy in the 1920s, the truth was
A) that they hated American culture and the changes they saw.
B) they thought the country was beyond reform.
C) they were diehard Americans at heart who wanted to create a more authentic culture.
D) they were bitter about the impact of mass printing on sales of their books.
E) All of these choices
Question 2
What is the stereotype of the Jazz Age flapper?
A) a sophisticated, pleasure-mad young woman.
B) an idealized woman on a moral pedestal.
C) the spiritual sister of the suffragist who embraced feminist political action.
D) the product of publicists and advertising agencies.
E) the evangelical Christian woman who followed the teachings of Billy Sunday.
American feral farm cat
American Pit Bull Terrier
Painting of a Colonial American boy holding a pet squirrel.
Route of Lewis and Clark
Patterns of North American Religion
Tia, an African-American mother of two school-aged children