To what aspect of modern life in the 1920s were both the Lost Generation and Christian fundamentalists responding?
A) its championing of industry and technology
B) its apparent inability to meet the needs of the human spirit
C) its rampant immorality
D) its sustenance of bigotry toward minorities

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Both the Lost Generation, a group of disillusioned post-World War I writers, and Christian fundamentalists were reacting to what they saw as the modern era's failure to fulfill spiritual and emotional needs, each in their distinct ways critiquing the era's focus on materialism and moral decay.

To What Aspect of Modern Life in the 1920s Were