What was the significance of the rise in popularity of rock music?
A:It showed the growing power of youth culture
B:It linked the younger generation with the culture of their parents
C:It encouraged increased social acceptance of African Americans***
D:It contributed to the widespread adoption of television
Is this correct?
If that's what your text says, then that's the "correct" answer. I would choose another answer, but I have no idea what your text tells you.
I looked through my text and could not find really an answer...they had very little on the rock and Roll....But I will look again....thank you!
Okay did not go far enough...I think it is A now
A looks best to me.
And A looks best to me, too. :)
No, C: "It encouraged increased social acceptance of African Americans" is not the correct answer.
The correct answer is:
A: It showed the growing power of youth culture.
Rock music, which emerged in the mid-20th century, became immensely popular among younger generations. It represented rebellion, freedom, and a break from traditional norms, which resonated with the youth at the time. The rise of rock music demonstrated the increasing influence and impact of youth culture on society. It challenged established social and cultural norms, giving a voice to the younger generation and empowering them to express themselves. Rock music played a significant role in shaping the cultural landscape and influencing various aspects of society, including fashion, art, and social movements.