Why was African American music so appealing to young white audiences in the 1950s? Why did it cause so much anxiety in their parents?
What will be an ideal response?
Key Points: dissatisfaction with musical mainstream; excitement and perceived danger of African American music; social and cultural anxieties of parents and older Americans
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a. Bosnia b. Croatia c. Slovenia d. Kosovo e. All of these choices
Jesus's teaching emphasized a new covenant based on ______________.
A. revenge B. brotherhood C. equality D. grace E. rebellion