An influential group of disillusioned writers were so put off by the American lifestyle in the Twenties that they
A) were known as the "Lost Generation."
B) moved to Europe to be away from America's "vulgar" commercialism.
C) wrote highly evocative American literature while residing in places like London and Paris.
D) formed intellectual expatriate communities abroad.
E) All of these choices.

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The correct answer is "E" because all of the choices are accurate descriptions of the actions taken by the group of disillusioned writers during the 1920s. They were known as the "Lost Generation," they moved to Europe to be away from America's "vulgar" commercialism, they wrote highly evocative American literature while residing in places like London and Paris, and they formed intellectual expatriate communities abroad.

An Influential Group of Disillusioned Writers Were So Put Off