How Did American Writers Respond to American Cultural Values in the 1920s

How did American writers respond to American cultural values in the 1920s?

A) By and large, they felt alienated from American society and both ridiculed and criticized it.
B) They were largely inspired by American prosperity and politics, which they saw as a mark of progressive civilization.
C) Deeply torn and disillusioned by their war experiences, they turned primarily to offering religious messages.
D) The majority of them celebrated small-town life, respect for the past, traditional values, and nativism.