Jazz's growing appeal and popularity paralleled a growing American ______________________.

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inowalst · Answer

Do you have choices?

anonymous · Answer

This would definitely need some answer choices.

anonymous · Answer

no its fill in the blank

inowalst · Answer

Do you have a list of vocab words or something?

anonymous · Answer

no like the homework just has all these fill in the blanks its ridiculous

anonymous · Answer

what is the time period?

anonymous · Answer

1920's i believe

anonymous · Answer

This would mean you've been going over a unit that has certain vocab emphasized. There should be a vocab list in a lesson, unless this is history.

anonymous · Answer

If this is for an APUSH class, the likely answer is renaissance

anonymous · Answer

either revolution or renaissance..

anonymous · Answer

revolution sounds a little violent, so i'd go with renaissance.

anonymous · Answer

Renaissance means rebirth and usually it is used when referring to the rebirth of culture and societal norms

anonymous · Answer

that sounds good @solidrebirth

anonymous · Answer

"Again, we hear it alleged that the moral corruption worked by jazz is vastly more calamitous than was the material havoc wrought by the World War." 
The above statement contains an example of which rhetorical device?

 Irony
 Allusion
 Metaphor
 Narrative Structure

anonymous · Answer

what was the correct answer? @georgia545