Beginning in the 1950s, enthusiasm for Appalachian folk music swept Northern college campuses in what is known as the Appalachian Revival.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

RELIGION AND MUSIC Religious revivalism fanned out across Americathrough the early and mid-1800s. Leaders metwith large crowds to reawaken religious faith.People sang songs known as spirituals at revivalmeetings. Spirituals are a kind of folk hymn fromboth white and African American musictraditions. Popular folk music showed the uniqueviews of the nation. “Hunters of Kentucky”honored the Battle of New Orleans. It was usedsuccessfully in the presidential campaign ofAndrew Jackson in 1828.   With religion and music, which was a music tradition both white and African Americans shared?

In 1971, four prominent bluegrass musicians led by fiddler/mandolin player Sam Bush formed the New Grass Revival, a band dedicated to fusing elements of Blank______ with bluegrass style.Multiple choice question.ragtime and bebopjazz, rock, and bluescountry music and urban folk musicmarch bands and concert bands

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

The urban folk revival came into full bloom as popular attention was diverted to the Kingston Trio's recording of "Tom Dooley," forming an important tie between Blank______.Multiple choice question.traditional folk and religious rockcountry music and mainstream popcubop music and bebop musicrock and roll and mainstream blues

By 1965, urban folk singers started addressing rock audiences, reflecting the serious new mood by blending light rock effects with tuneful melodies and protest lyrics in what became known as Blank______.Multiple choice question.folk rockurban rockurban jazzfolk blues