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American History R to P Module 13 Lesson 3 Popular culture
American History R to P Module 13 Lesson 3 Popular culture
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mass media FCC beat movement rock n roll jazz
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What is rock n' roll?
A type of music made up of a simple beat made in the 1980's
A type of popular dance music created in the 1950's
Music that has an 8 bar structure, inspired by the blues
Music that uses a guitar, double bass, drum and xylophone
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Rock-n-roll music
supported tradition and authority
developed from white rhythm and blues
symbolized youth culture
grew out of a communist movement
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Beat Movement
A consistent beat with a song
Characterized as underground and anti-conformist
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Newspaper article
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Jazz became popular because of
new dances
parties
new musical instruments
radios--cheaper as time went on....
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Beat movement
Tradition of philosophical enquiry.
group of mid 20th century american avant-garde.
express the social and literary nonconformity of artists.
Investigative committee of the United States House of Rep.
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Rock n' Roll was:
a fast-paced music listened to by adults
fast-paced music that communicated parent-approved behavior
a fast-paced music created to speak the women's issues.
a fast-paced music that teens listened to about rebellion
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Which of the following makes up the mass media?
Newspapers
Radio
Television
Magazines
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What was the first form of mass media?
telegraph
television
daily newspapers
radio
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Federal Communications Commission
Independent Executive Agency
Independent Regulatory Agency
Cabinet
Government Corporation
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Federal Communications Commission
insure bank deposits and regulate banking practices
TV regulations, phones, telegraph, radio, etc.
boost in electronic mail for new business opportunities
ending misleading sales and practices
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Who was a famous black jazz musician?
Kayne West
George Washington Carver
Sam Smith
Louis Armstrong