In which of the following regions did an agricultural society develop last?
a. southern France
b. the Indus River valley
c. England
d. the Nile River valley
Answer: c
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a. John Lennon b. Keith Richards c. James Brown d. Jimi Hendrix
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Recording artists who write their own material rarely set up their own publishing firms. 2. To simplify the administrative process between the label and publisher, a composer-performer should welcome cross-collateralization between the royalties for the recording deal and the publishing deal. 3. Thanks to the “common sense” provision enshrined in copyright law, it is generally understood that if you can’t clearly understand the lyric in a sampled piece of music, there is no need to get the permission of the publisher in order to use it in the recording of a new song. 4. In addition to its licensing activities in the United States, HFA also uses foreign affiliates to assist its publisher principals.
Minimalism is ______.
a. high-minded and refined b. stripped down to the bare essentials c. self-sufficient without subject matter d. fabricated from industrial materials e. all of these are correct
When Terry hurries down the hill to meet Edie in On the Waterfront, the rhythmic hammering of a pile driver serves to
A. demonstrate Terry's internal fear at confessing the truth to Edie. B. demonstrate the two individuals' love for each other. C. symbolize the harsh environment in which they live. D. foreshadow impending violence.