A hipster was a(n) a. old musician who tried to play jazz like ...

[shenderson6]

A hipster was a(n)
 
  a. old musician who tried to play jazz like the younger players
 b. person who held to the traditional values of mainstream America
 c. follower of modern jazz who adopted the slang, dress, and mannerisms of bebop musicians
 d. admirer of traditional forms of jazz such as Dixieland and ragtime

Question 2

As the most powerful monarch in Europe during the seventeenth century, Louis XIV drew the most talented musicians from throughout the continent to his court at Versailles. As a result of this select but eclectic group, music for the royal court was pan-European in style rather than specifically French.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

[SAUXC]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

false

[shenderson6]

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[ttt030911]

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