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Which statement about the American Dream would F. Scott Fitzgerald most likely agree with? A. The American Dream is for everyone, not just the elite.

B. The American Dream is for the lucky, elite few.
C. The American Dream is a lie meant to keep the poor hopeful.
D. The American Dream is empty and superficial.

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The correct answer would be " D.) The American Dream is empty and superficial "
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Answer: D. The American Dream is empty and superficial.

Fitzgerald's writing is often seen as a veiled critique of the American Dream. The author writes about the 1920s, which was a period of extreme affluence in the country. There were many success stories during the time, and the country experienced enormous economic growth. This all resembled the promise of the American Dream. The author, however, often describes how this luxury and excess was superficial and empty.

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