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106 8/1: Session #16
106 8/1: Session #16
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History of Rock and Roll & Movements of the 60s
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In the mid-1950s, pop music was mainly controlled by large corporations and characterized as:
Melancholic and bluesy
Upbeat, diverse, and soulful
Boring, objectless, and non-suggestive
Politically charged and religiously inspired
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Org aim to bring women into full participation in US society; advocating for fully equal partnership of the sexes
The National Organization for Women (NOW)
The Women's Liberation Front (WLF)
The Equal Rights Amendment Alliance (ERA Alliance)
The Daughters of Bilitis (DOB)
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What was one of the significant aspects of the Black Power movement during the civil rights era?
Embracing Pan-Africanism and African cultural heritage
A call for complete assimilation into mainstream American society
Advocating for a non-violent approach to civil rights
The rejection of ethnic identity and a focus on individualism
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What was one of the ironies of the Vietnam War and the draft system during the conflict?
Child of rich families more likely to attend college, exempt from draft
The draft was completely abolished during the Vietnam War
Most college students were drafted and forced to serve in the military
Disprop. large #s of black and Hispanic Americans exempt from the draft
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Became pioneers of psychedelic music and experimented with various studio techniques to create a different sound
The Byrds
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
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Org played key role in advocate for Mexican-American rights in '60s, particularly through the efforts of Cesar Chavez
The United Farm Workers (UFW)
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense
The National Organization for Women (NOW)
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The Crickets were known for fusing two distinct musical styles during the early rock and roll era. What were they?
Country and blues
Jazz and soul
Blues and gospel
Folk and psychedelic
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Rock and roll's roots evolved from an amalgamation of diverse strands of distinct American music, including:
Blues, country, gospel, and big beat jazz
Jazz, gospel, and blues only
Country, gospel, and big beat jazz only
Blues and country only
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Folk singer became general spokesman for young generation; articulated feelings about war, racism, and the Cold War
Bob Dylan
Woody Guthrie
Neil Sedaka
Pete Seeger
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The "Gospel Impulse" in mid-60s soul music reflects the belief that:
Soul music deals with individual struggles instead of communal problems
Life's burdens can be transformed into hope and salvation
Soul music originated from gospel and blues fusion
Gospel music emerged from rock and roll
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White performer, renowned for distinctive vocal style inspired by black artists, stirred up controversy and tensions
Pete Seeger
Elvis Presley
Chuck Berry
Bob Dylan
12
The most significant counter cultural event took place in NY; attracted over 400K people and lasted for three days
The Woodstock Festival
The march on the Pentagon
The Women's Strike for Equality
The Columbia University protests
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What event is considered a major catalyst for the emergence of the gay liberation movement during the 1960s?
The publication of Alfred Kinsey's research on homosexual behavior
The passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
The Stonewall Riots at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, New York
The release of the movie "Brokeback Mountain"
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Event marked beginning of youth rebellion + opposition to the Vietnam War
The march on the Pentagon
The Vietnam Moratorium Day
The first student "teach-ins" at the University of Michigan
The Columbia University protests
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Group of musicians sang about beaches, girls, and the carefree lifestyle of young suburbanites
The Beach Boys
The Byrds
The Rolling Stones
The Beatles