John Dos Passos responded to societal changes following World War I primarily through his exploration of the disillusionment with the American Dream. This is best captured in the response: "He wrote pieces about the death of the American Dream." His work often reflected the tensions and complexities of American society during that period, addressing themes of social inequality, materialism, and the loss of idealism, which were particularly resonant in the post-war context.
which of the following explains How the work of John Dos Passos respond to societal changes following World War I?(1 point)
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He sculpted surrealist, cubist figures in unconventional ways.
He sculpted surrealist, cubist figures in unconventional ways.
He rejected the traditional method of romanticizing war and violence.
He rejected the traditional method of romanticizing war and violence.
He wrote pieces about the death of the American Dream.
He wrote pieces about the death of the American Dream.
He criticized the rich and their lack of empathy.
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