In Steinbecks The Chrysanthemums, why does the man stop at the Allen ranch?

In one of Williams’s best-known poems, the speaker asserts that “So much depends on” this:

Modernists are daringly original and search for new forms of expression to respond to the new age.

Between 1917 to WWII, _____________________  promised a new, more equitable culture. In the 1930s, proletarian art and literature thrived in America for the only time. John Dos Passos and John Steinbeck did their best work from such inspiration.

This poet’s hometown of Gardiner, Maine, often shows up in his poems as Tilbury Town.  residents include these rascals: Eben Flod, Miniver Cheevy, and Richard Cory.

A feeling of pride in African heritage and in African-American culture blossomed between the World Wars in a number of American cities. Like most modernists, the artists of _______________ expressed disillusionment with America and its promises.

Identify Marion Peters in “Babylon Revisited.”

World War I, which was the source of much of the disillusionment associated with the modernist movement, spanned the following years:

In “Barn Burning,” what does Abner do when he enters Major de Spains home?

In E.A. Robinson’s poem “Mr. Flood’s Party,” Flood is