Which term describes the 1920s generation of Ukrainian writers and artists, many of whom were repressed in the 1930s?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The Executed Renaissance, a name for a generation destroyed by repression
- Step 1: The cultural flowering of the 1920s was followed by a wave of arrests in the 1930s. Step 2. The name Executed Renaissance describes that generation. Answer: The Executed Renaissance. Why not the others: The other terms refer to earlier or later movements.
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