How did rock begin?

Answer 1

It depends on the type of rock. By fire, heat (from magma and lava) are called ingenious rocks, erosion by weathering (sedimentary rocks), and metamorphic rocks, caused by heat, pressure, chemical reactions, etc.

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Answer 2

It developed from Rock and Roll. Rock & Roll started when many different kinds of people mixed together, and they brought together their music. At first it was kind of like Country Music, but it lost the country influence as it got popular and created its own sound. From this Pop Music developed, as a kind of music for everyone, not one target audience. Eventually, People started liking more hard rock, rather then rock and roll, and rock as we know it was born. Eventually Rock and Pop went their different ways and became distinct genres. Hope this helped.

Answer 3

Most rocks, by definition, are aggregates of one or more minerals. You could, however, claim that all rocks started as other rocks. Through the rock cycle, all rocks, whether sedimentary, metamorphic, or igneous, can become any other type of rock by means of weathering, melting and cooling, or exposure to heat and pressure. Either one, or both, of those explanations should work.

Answer 4

Blues Music combined with country music created Rockabilly, which lead to Rock and Roll

Answer 5

A cycle always continues but I would think that maybe the beginning is the magma and the ending is the when it becomes a metamorphic rock and it breaks apart from it turns into sand.

Answer 6

By 1943, the "Rock and Roll Inn" in South Merchantville, New Jersey, was established as a music venue. In 1951, Cleveland, Ohio disc jockey Alan Freed.

Answer 7

All rocks are made up of minerals.

Answer 8

in the 50's