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

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These writers criticized American society not out of hatred or bitterness, but from a desire to address its flaws and create a more genuine and authentic American culture. Their critiques were rooted in a deep-seated love for their country and a hope for its improvement.

While Writers Such as Ernest Hemingway and Sinclair Lewis Criticized