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45 Cards in this Set
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Which major pop star was a significant influence on many hip hop artists?
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Michael Jackson
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_____is the name of the culture of which______ is a part of.
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Hip Hop, Rap
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What are the four main elements of hip hop culture?
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emceeing, break dancing, graffiti, djing
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______ is a vocal style of rhythmic speaking in rhyme
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Rap
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______is a technique used when playing a record but changing the direction of rotation rapidly to create a rhythmic pulse.
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Scratching
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______is taking samples and repeating them or combining them in different ways.
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Looping
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Which musical genre was a main proponent in the eventual decline of disco popularity?
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Hip Hop
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______invented the cue monitor which enabled him to hear one record through the headphones while the other was playing for the audience.
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Grandmaster Flash
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______is credited for rap's crossing over into a larger mainstream audience due to their collaboration with aerosmith.
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Run DMC
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What is the harp like instrument that a a griot would play?
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Kora
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______influenced hip-hops shift away from party themes and focuses on social commentary.
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Grandmaster Flash
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_____were able to recite lengthy poems/songs that recalld geneologies of the court, important histortical events, and were meant to glorify the king.
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Griots
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______is taking element from the works of the ancestors and incorporating them into new music creations.
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syndesis
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The carter family and Jimmie Rodgers got famous by perfoming on the _____
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Radio
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_______ is one of the longest running broadcast programs in country music history.
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Grand Ole Opry
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The Carter Family traveled with which blues guitarist?
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Lesley Riddle
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Jimmie Rodgers incorporated _______into his music that was unique to his personal style
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Yodleing
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________is famous for the "carter scratch" even though she learned the technique from someone else.
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Maybelle Carter
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The country________were the name of cheap taverns and dance halls in the south.
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Honky Tonks
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Country music singer________ was famous for signing about the infidelities of women.
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Hank Williams
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Rap split into what geographically spaced styles?
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East Coast, West Coast
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Tupac was associated with which geographic style?
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West Coast
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Notorious B.I.G was assoiciated with which geographic style of rap?
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East Coast
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_______is a female rapper that emphasized the importance of respect community and developing strength of character.
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Queen Latifa
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The four part harmonies from _______ had a great influence on harmony in country music
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Sacred Harp
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The poor white folk in the country music era were called?
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Hillbillies
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The foundation for the development of country music comes from a combination of thes three sources.
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Ballad and lullabies, instrumental music, religious music
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Oral tradition from these two countries influenced the devlopment of hip-hop.
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Africa, Jamaca
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DJ toasting was developed by______.
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Count Machiku
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DJ toasting manifested in American culture with the assistance of_____.
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Kool Herc
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Count Machuki developed vocal ticks called_____ that gave impetus to the creation of beat-boxing.
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Peps
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______ develoved the idea of break session
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Kool Herc
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Two Harvard undergraduate students founded which famous hip-hop magazine?
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The Source
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________emphasizes simple beats, usually a sampled bass line, and a straight forward party rhymes.
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Old School Rap
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________is an instrumental section found in early hip hop that was long enough to feature dancers.
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Break Secion
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_______moved rap from a singles-oriented genre to an album oriented genre.
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Run DMC
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The beginings of this music had political lyrics, addressed issues of racism, and rhymed about life in ghettos, drug use,street violence, and gang life.
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Gangsta Rap
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Which rap group of the 80s rewrote the rules of hip-hop and were extremely controversial and incorporated soundscapes from everyday life.
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Public Enemy
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_____ is a group known for celebrating violence and the hedonism of criminal life.
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NWA
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_______is considered the "queen of country music"
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Kitty Wells
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______constitue as the earliest country music genre and was also called "hillbilly" music.
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Old Time Music
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_______became the type of guitar that was the sonic image associated with country music.
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Steel Guitar
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Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys are credited with developing what type of music?
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Bluegrass
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In the 50s-70s, ______ became acknowledged as the center of country music .
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Nashville
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______is a genre that is the hybridity of country and punk
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Cowpunk
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