The tango became associated with Argentina's national identity largely because it was
A) favored by middle-class urban professionals who flourished during World War II.
B) the dance favored by the majority of Argentine people.
C) popular in Paris, from which Francophile elite and middle-class Argentines adopted it.
D) a reflection of this immigrant nation's multicultural traditions.
Question 2
The social origins of the tango lay in the dance
A) adopted by Argentine elites who mimicked the French contradanse.
B) introduced by Italian immigrants fleeing armed conflict and crime in their native country.
C) associated with middle-class urban professionals who disdained elite cultural traditions.
D) first performed by enslaved Africans and later by poor people in bars and brothels.
