The 1920’s was a time period with dramatic economic change. People began having more money to spend on frivolous things. Speakeasies became a big part of society and people used them to take their minds off of their daily lives. People went there to listen to jazz music, dance, and have a good time. F. Scott Fitzgerald was a writer in the 1920’s who wrote about attitudes during the roaring 20’s. Robert Frost was an american poet in the 1920’s who wrote using a realistic style that commonly illustrated rural life. Both authors wrote stories heavily using symbolism. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, is a story about a man named Gatsby who is wanting to go back to a life he had with an old lover named Daisy. Robert Frost’s
