Answer:
C) They did not think the lifestyle of the 1920s was desirable
Explanation:
The Lost Generation was a group of middle-aged American writers, many of whom were expatriated, whose literary works became famous in the 1920s. They were characterized for expressing their disappointment to the cruel events of World War I and critics of the carefree, immoral, reckless and materialistic lifestyle of the new post-war generation of the 1920s. Two of the most known figures of this literary movement were Ernest Hemingway who wrote the famous war novel "A Farewell to Arms" and F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of “the Great Gatsby (1925)”
