African community in New Orleans

what did MLK say about jazz during the civil rights music?

Mlk said that he supported jazz acknowleging its importance

Which of the following statements best describe the role of jazz music in the civil rights moment?

Jazz music provided inspiration and strength to civil rights activists

what is unique about jazz music?

The music has a amazing melody and its still popular today

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1
How did jazz influenced todays music?
the melody of the music
i dont even know
Song structure, Rhythem, etc
It didnt at all
2
The origin of Jazz
America during the 1800's where slaves were performing jazz to their owner
in Africa
African community in New Orleans
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3
What other forms of art impacted the civil rights movements?
Television
All of the Above
Art
Murals
4
what did MLK say about jazz during the civil rights music?
jazz is loud and nosey MLK hates jazz
Jazz was not as influential to the civil rights movement
Mlk said that he supported jazz acknowleging its importance
Mlk siad that he didnt say it was impactful but a waste of time
5
Which of the following statements best describe the role of jazz music in the civil rights moment?
Jazz music provided inspiration and strength to civil rights activists
Jazz music had no impact on the civil rights movement
Jazz music provided inspiration and strength to civil rights activists
Jazz served as a background as entertainment during protests
6
Why is jazz mostly listened
All of the above
Because of its beautiful melody and compelx sounds
The loud and exciting energy that jazz music
Because it convays emotion to the listner
7
what was a popular album from 1950's
Big Iron by Marty Robbins
Somethin' Stupid by Frank Sinatra
Uraniam Fever by Elton
Kind of blue by Miles Davis
8
what is unique about jazz music?
The music was not unique but very basic
The music has a amazing melody and its still popular today
jazz is not good dont listen to it
The music is nonsense and no one shoudl listen to it
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Who were popular Jazz artists during the 1950's?
All of the above
Duke Ellington
Miles Davis
John Coltrane
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Which of these artists is known for their significant controbution to jazz and the civil rights music Movement?
Miles Davis
All of the above
Ella Fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong

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