How did the evolution of Colonial Period religious music reflect European-Protestant musical traditions?
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Because many of the Pilgrims and Puritans who arrived in New England were Protestants, it made sense that the music they created would reflect the musical traditions they had experienced in Europe. The texts of their songs were frequently based on Biblical texts, modeling after Swiss reformer John Calvin, for example. Martin Luther's use of the vernacular inspired Protestants around the world to use their common language, so the Pilgrims and Puritans favored English in their worship music. The religious music of Europe was largely vocally-based, and this was also true in the New World.
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A. It is concerned with the viewer's experience. B. It is focused on the objects. C. It takes a critical stance toward other arts. D. It takes the artist's identity as its central concern.
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A. the guitar manufacturers guild B. the movie industry C. the cattle industry D. the horse industry
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a. L.S.D. use has reemerged. b. peace has again become a core issue. c. it is a product of its social and political times. d. themes are spacey, flowery, and nonsensical.