Question

what was the general feeling about the jazz age among members of the lost generation?
a. they thought it highlighted the honor of the nation.
b. they found it to be an ideal time for introspection.
c. they found it meaningless and indulgent.
d. they thought it was thrilling and exciting.

Explanation:

The Lost Generation, a group of writers and artists in the 1920s, was disillusioned by the post - World War I society. The Jazz Age was characterized by excess, consumerism, and a lack of deeper meaning. The Lost Generation, having experienced the horrors of war, saw the superficiality and indulgence of the Jazz Age as lacking in true significance.

Answer:

C. They found it meaningless and indulgent.