The Fitzgeralds lived so extravagantly that they frequently spent more money than Fitzgerald earned for parties, liquor, entertaining their friends and travelling. It was this living style that nicknamed the decade of the 1920s as .
A、The Roaring Twenties
B、The Jazz Age
C、The Dollar Decade
D、all of the above
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