This poem was published in 1922 in the Bristish magazine Criterion and the American Dial; It marked a cultural and literary event.  Its long fragmented structure and title refelect the poet’s view of the state of culture and civilization in the years immediately following World War I.

This poet was associated with America’s counter culture in the 1950s; he attended Columbia UNiversity, where he met Jack Kerouac and William S. Borroughs

Uninhibited by the past, the Modernist era upheld traditional America’s political, religious, economic, and social values.

Existentialism suggests a meaningless, chaotic, Godless universe, where individuals may or may not give meaning to their lives.

According to the editors of your text, the Great Depression became a major literay theme chronicled, most notably, by modernist William Faulkner in his novel Light in August.

Flannery O’Connor once compared the overpowering force of __________ influence to athundering train, remarking that “nobody wants his mule and wagon stalled on thesame track the Dixie Limited is roaring down.”

According to the editors of your text, often called ____________________, this era of wealth was written about by many different modernists, but made famous by F. Scott Fitzgerald.  

This 20th century American poet is one of two American poets memorialized in Westminister Abbey’s Poet’s Corner: 

In Fitzgerald’s “Babylon Revisited,” what city has Charlie been living in before he returns to Paris?

Which poet’s work was first noticed by the son of President Roosevelt?