The singer most closely associated with the 1920 hit, "Crazy Blues":
a. Bessie Smith
b. Wilma Handy
c. Mamie Smith
d. Queeney Smith
C
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__________ was a powerful movement in early twentieth-century arts that
emerged in Berlin, Munich, and Vienna. Its aim was not to depict objects as they were seen but to express the strong emotion that the object generated in the artist.
a. Expressionism b. Cubism c. Second Viennese School d. Neoclassicism e. Primitivism
Match the performer with the correct description
1. Louis Jordan A. boogie-woogie piano 2. Maybelle Carter B. “world’s greatest gospel singer” 3. Jimmie Rodgers C. blues shouting 4. Woody Guthrie D. thumb brush guitar style 5. Mahalia Jackson E. riff-based jazz 6. Count Basie F. blue yodel 7. Pete Johnson G. folk music with a political message H. slide guitar
During the thirteenth century, political power in Florence and Siena rested largely with
a) the leading merchant families. b) the landed aristocracy. c) foreign authorities. d) the Holy Roman emperor.
There are not many tragicomedies written in modern times.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)