During the 1950s, in the recording industry, "covering" referred to
A) rewriting songs that were originally recorded by black artists, then having them rerecorded by white performers.
B) substituting relatively unknown performers when big-name acts failed to appear at concerts.
C) making certain that all artists who expressed an interest in recording a song had an opportunity to do so.
D) designing appealing album covers to help sell records.
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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How did white officials respond to the rising tide of lynchings in the South in the 1890s?
A) They created a special task force to investigate lynchings. B) They claimed that lynching was rare or nonexistent. C) They did little or nothing to stop it. D) They passed new laws to punish members of lynch mobs.