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Slaves were allowed to practice Christianity because
some of the teachings taught the slaves to be more submissive. (APEX)
Which best describes life in the Appalachians in 1916
People were isolated from the rest of the world.
Which gospel artist recorded the song Move On Up a Little Higher
Mahalia Jackson recorded the song 'Move On Up a Little Higher.'
Early blues recordings were categorized in which two ways
Rural (country) and urban
What part of the United States is the Appalachian mountains located
(Apex) - Close to the Atlantic Coast
When Cecil Sharp visited America in 1915 the automobile had not been invented
False
Each of these is used to build acoustic guitars except
Glass..apex :)
What performer is considered a contemporary jazz or smooth jazz artist
This question needs reframing as there are hundreds and hundreds of artists who would match your description.
Which statement of traditional African American songs is correct
The songs were connected to life and daily functions.
When Cecil sharp came to America to collect songs he found songs other countries
True - apex
What musician was not a member of the funk brothers
It’s Smokey Robinson (Apex)
Which one of these is not a characteristic of folk music
Folk music was invented in the 1930s by Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger.
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