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The use of nonviolent resistance in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement of Martin Luther King Jr. was adapted form the ideas of ___________ .
 
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List some of the media that developed under British colonization for presenting (and preserving) Indian music.
 
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  • Mahatma Gandhi (1865  1948)



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  • Recording industry (from the 1920's); public concerts; music used in movies (form the 1930's); and from 1936, national radio All India Radio (AIR) (based on the B.B.C.)






 

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