Which group shows the significance of Jazz music in the 1920s?

Group A: - It was a sign of youth rebellion - It reflected the push from structure and embraced carefree attitudes - It was easy to dance to and lead to the creation of the Charleston and other dances

Group B: - It was a small sectional music movement with little impact on society - It was structured and boring - It displayed the values of conformity and appealed to older generations

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Rhianna Decker

4 July, 18:37

Which group shows the significance of Jazz music in the 1920s?

Group A: - It was a sign of youth rebellion - It reflected the push from structure and embraced carefree attitudes - It was easy to dance to and lead to the creation of the Charleston and other dances

Group B: - It was a small sectional music movement with little impact on society - It was structured and boring - It displayed the values of conformity and appealed to older generations

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Pockets · Answer 1

Group A

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Zion Singleton · Answer 2

Group A since the Jazz movement was largely led by African-Americans and it influenced fashion, dances, accepted moral standards, youth culture, and race relations.