Ernest Hemingway belonged to this group of expatriate American writers, who lived in Paris from the end of World War I till the beginning of the Great Depression.
- The Lost Generation
- The G.I. Generation
- The Greatest Generation
- The Missionary Generation
Answer
The correct answer is A) The Lost Generation.
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