Question

How did literature, art, and music reflect cultural attitudes during the 1920s? Check all that apply.

Writings from the “lost generation” expressed the disillusionment that many others felt.
Freud’s psychoanalytic theory influenced surrealist artists to express their human nature.
Literature mostly continued in its traditional forms and expressed hope for the future.
Jazz offered a form of expression that was realistic and followed strict rules.
Jazz turned the experience of uncertainty into feelings of freedom from old restrictions.

Answer 1

A, B, E. Person above is correct.

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Answer 2

A,B,E

Step-by-step explanation:

Option A. The lost generation’s writings (literature) reflected cultural attitudes during the 1920s in the way that it referred to the group of musicians, writers, and intellectuals that appeared in those years. Option B. Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory influenced surrealist artist to express their human nature with books like “Beyond the Pleasure Principle” “and Interpretation of Dreams”, both written in 1920.Option E. Jazz music reflects cultural attitudes during the 1920s thanks to the politics, technological (radio) and economic (consumerism) developments that made the Jazz music’s popularity higher because the 1920s were an economic success in the US which lead to increase the consumer culture.