How were stories about war written after World War I different from earlier

written works?

A. They ignored realism in favor of expressing subconscious

thoughts and emotions.

B. They were commissioned by governments to promote specific

political agendas.

C. They attempted to soothe social anxiety by offering solutions to

prevent future wars.

D. They described wartime destruction and pain rather than

celebrating war heroes.

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Jeffrey Blankenship

History

2 September, 06:28

How were stories about war written after World War I different from earlier

written works?

A. They ignored realism in favor of expressing subconscious

thoughts and emotions.

B. They were commissioned by governments to promote specific

political agendas.

C. They attempted to soothe social anxiety by offering solutions to

prevent future wars.

D. They described wartime destruction and pain rather than

celebrating war heroes.

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Answers (1)

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Grant Walker · Answer 1

The answer is D.

Explanation:

Writers like Hemingway and Huxley wrote about the horrors of war and the aftermath. Literature changed to be very anti-war, and anti-violence.