The expatriate novelist Ernest Hemingway
A) was the least talented of the many American expatriates who gained some fame in this era.
B) was most famous for his Pulitzer Prize winning novel, This Side of Paradise.
C) had a verbose, rather uncontrolled style which had almost no influence on other writers.
D) portrayed a world of rootless desperation, amorality, and outrage at life's meaninglessness.
D
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) emergence of a colonial elite in the Chesapeake colonies. B) decline of religious fervor in New England. C) balancing out of the sex ratio in the Chesapeake colonies. D) rejection of commercial values in New England.
The code name for the Allied invasion of France in 1944 was Operation
A) ANVIL. B) OVERLORD. C) HUSKY. D) TORCH.