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The cultural phenomenon that influenced how people got news and entertainment was the:

Zelda Sayre was known for being a:

LA 1 - Fitzgerald and the roaring 20's

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1
Zelda Sayre was known for being a:
Nurse
Fashion Designer
Novelist
Painter and Dancer
2
The cultural phenomenon that influenced how people got news and entertainment was the:
Television
Comics
Internet
Radio
3
What mental health condition was Zelda diagnosed with?
Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Schizophrenia
Anxiety
4
The emergence of flappers symbolized:
The collapse of the economy in the sector
The return of traditional values to community
The growing independence of women
The end of a fashion trend
5
What was the Red Scare about?
Communism
Immigrants
Politicians
Feminism
6
The Harlem Renaissance was primarly a:
Labor movement
Political movement
Scientific awakening
Literary and artistic explosion
7
Where was F. Scott Fitzgerald born and studied in his early years?
Chicago
New York city
St. Paul, Minnesota
Montgomery, Alabama
8
Why did Fitzgerald didn't graduate from Princeton?
He was expelled for misconduct
He dropped out due to financial problems
He transferred to Yale
He left to join the army
9
Fitzgerald's first successful novel was:
Tender is the Night
The Great Gatsby
The Beautiful and Damned
This Side of Paradise
10
Fitzgerald's struggles with alcoholism most deeply affected:
His writing pace and stability
His military service
His success in Hollywood
His friendship with Hemingway
11
Who was a close literary friend and sometimes critic of Fitzgerald?
Ernest Hemingway
Ezra Pound
Gertrude Stein
T.S Elliot
12
The Roaring 20's were marked by:
Political Conservatism
War, suffering and rationing of resources
Economic prosperity and cultural change
Global Pandemics