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P68T

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How did Benny Goodman's quartet bridge the racial divide beginning in the late 1930s?
 
  a) by hiring only African-American musicians
  b) by hiring only African musicians
  c) by hiring only eastern European Jewish musicians
  d) by including both white and African-American musicians

Question 2

Which style of music played a role in promoting racial integration during the 1930s?
 
  a) jazz
  b) ballet
  c) opera
  d) sacred vocal music



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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