In the 1930s, black musicians saw __________
A) the white audience for their work expand
B) sales of their records fall dramatically
C) their economic prospects improve
D) the market for their work disappear entirely
Answer: B
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a. automatically paid compensation b. was not liable for damages c. was liable for the worker's annual earnings d. was liable only if the "fellow servant" was a free, white male
By challenging America's official culture during the 1950s, __________ foreshadowed the mass youth rebellion and counterculture of the 1960s.
A. young African Americans B. white pop artists who released "cover" versions of black rhythm and blues songs C. Beats D. young communists
The "He-Goat and Flowering Tree" was a ________
A) purely decorative object B) fertility object C) symbol of political power D) weapon
Was Islam a new religion or the reworking of Judaic belief, much like Christianity?
A) Islam was considered righting the mistakes of Judaism. B) Islam had its roots in the Old Testament and Judaic practices. C) Islam was not taken from Judaism but Christian beliefs. D) Islam was a combination of pagan, Jewish, and Christian beliefs. E) Islam was not taken from Judaic belief.