Multiple Choice QuestionWhich of the following is a true statement about cowboy songs of the late 1940s?Multiple choice question.They, along with songs composed for western films, were excluded from the country-western repertoire.They became a symbol of the nationalist movement.They had largely faded in popularity by the end of the decade.They experienced something of a revival owing to the popularity of movies.

Multiple Choice QuestionIn the nineteenth century America, cowboy songs were extremely popular, many of them with lilting Blank______ tunes.Multiple choice question.CubanChineseIrishItalian

Multiple Choice QuestionIn the context of American folk ballads, identify an accurate statement about topical songs.Multiple choice question.The growth in the trade union movement in the twentieth century failed to produce a large number of topical songs.Passionate interest in numerous social causes produced a large number of topical songs and most with a decidedly leftist bent.Their topical nature encouraged their survival beyond memories of the events they described.Most of the twentieth century topical songs were aimed at rural audiences rather than city audiences.

Multiple Choice QuestionBlank______ songs—personal stories relating current political or social events—have always had a place in American folk music.Multiple choice question.AnswerNoveltyTorchTopical

Multiple Choice QuestionEven as some country musicians modified their twang and polished their performances, presenting country-style songs in a pop format in order to survive as commercial entertainers, Blank______ of country hits made by Tony Bennett, Frankie Laine, and other popular singers appeared on the popular music charts.Multiple choice question.cover recordingsmusical parodyDJ mixinterpolation

Which of the following is true of Civil War songs?Multiple ChoiceThey were not used in minstrel shows.They appeared in folklike, religious, comic, and serious styles.Most of them were strophic and modeled after spirituals.They were more focused on compelling rhythms than melodies.