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Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald was born in St.Paul Minnesota to Molly and Edward Fitzgerald.
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Fitzgerald was put on academic probation which motivated him to join the army
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Assigned to Camp Sheridan near Montgomery, Alabama, Fitzgerald met his first wife Zelda Sayer.
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Fearful he would die in the trenches, Fitzgerald wrote his first novel “The Romantic Egoists”
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After quitting his job, Fitzgerald returned to St.Paul where he rewrote his novel, “This Side of Paradise”
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“This Side Of Paradise” was accepted by editor Maxwell Perkins of Scribners
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Fitzgerald invents the term the Jazz Age
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A week after “A Side of Paradise” was published, Zelda and Fitzgerald married in New York
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Frances Scott Fitzgerald
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Fitzgerald attempts to make it on broadway by writing a play “The Vegetable” that flops when it opens in Atlantic CIty
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The Fitzgeralds went to France where “The Great Gatsby” was written which embodies the American Dream
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The Fitzgeralds head to France to escape prohibition
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The Great Gatsby is published and Fitzgerald is met with disappointing sales and tepid reviews.
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Zelda suffered her first breakdown
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Fitzgerald died due to a heart attack