Question

Lost Generation writers who wrote about World War I differed from earlier authors in that they:

A. worked to build popular support for their governments.
B. did not describe war as heroic or glorious for soldiers.
C. abandoned rationality in order to depict surreal situations.
D. promoted revolutionary economic and political agendas.

Answer 1

Lost Generation writers differed from earlier authors in that they did not describe war as heroic or glorious for soldiers.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Lost Generation writers who wrote about World War I differed from earlier authors in that they did not describe war as heroic or glorious for soldiers. While earlier authors often portrayed war as a heroic and noble endeavor, the Lost Generation writers, such as F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, expressed their disillusionment and portrayed the war as a horrific and senseless experience. They highlighted the inhumanity and suffering of war, challenging the prevailing narratives of heroism and glory.