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    Reading an Academic Source: “Historic low prestige and seeds of change: Attitudes toward Jamaican Creole” Jamaican Creole (known to its speakers as Patois) is a language of ethnic identification for roughly two and a half million people in the island of Jamaica‚ and overseas for many thousands of native speakers. The origins of the Jamaican Creole postdate 1660‚ in the interaction of British colonists and African slaves. Jamaican language and its place in society reflects the brutal history

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    derived. 3) How did Dizzy Gillespie incorporate Latin music into his music? a) Dizzy Gillespie mixed Latin music into his by collaborating his jazz with Chano Pozo’s drumming. 4) What was the Palladium? a) The Palladium Ballroom was a second-floor dancehall on 53rd Street[->0] and Broadway[->1] in New York City which became famous for its excellent Latin music[->2]. Also known as ‘the home of the Mambo’ 5) How did the television and films increase the exposure of the US to Latin music? a) People didn’t

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    construction of many new rail lines (due to the substitution of iron for steel) made it possible for all social classes to travel and be tourist. It was very popular on weekends for working and middle class to travel to amusement parks‚ to the beach‚ dancehalls‚ or sport stadiums‚ where they could watch a newly organized professional sport. Discoveries in mmedicine and the environment improved nutrition as well as reduced unsanitary urban environments which carried diseases‚ poor water quality‚ and unproper

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    The great art of Jazz was born in the year of 1895 in New Orleans‚ Louisiana. Jazz is responsible for the creation of Drum Sets and the creation of words like “cool” and “hip”. Jazz was played in all the bars‚ honky-tonks‚ saloons‚ and dancehalls. Jazz was a tremendous influence on the music played today‚ but it would not have come so far if it was not for Louis Armstrong. Armstrong is considered the most important improviser in Jazz (he taught the world to swing) (‘Jazz at Lincoln Center’).His trumpet

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    What Are The Primary Contributing Factors To Crime And Violence In Jamaica Jamaica is a small third world country in the Caribbean with a population of approximately 2‚ 709‚ 300 people. The country faces many problems yearly but the worst is the ever increasing crime rate. In October 2011 Jamaica was ranked 3rd in a report of countries with the highest crime rates by the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development . The country has taken a turn for the worst over the past few years. Our

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    ‘In what ways can ethnicity and cultural identity impact on the development of musical genres.’ When considering music in context‚ it must be acknowledged‚ the influential role that music has taken throughout history across different cultural and ethnic identities as well as different peer groups within society. Music has become a universal language in which individuals of all sexes‚ races and ethnic backgrounds are able to unite and relate with one another through a common purpose. The ancestry

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    Invention of Jamaican Carnival. In Caribbean Romances: The Politics of Regional Representation. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia‚ 1999. Frank‚ Kevin. “Female Agency and Oppression in Caribbean Bacchanalian Culture: Soca‚ Carnival‚ and dancehall.” Women’s Studies Quarterly 35.1 (2007): 172-190. Henry‚ Alice. “Sexism everywhere: Sex role politics in the Caribbean.” Off our backs 11.3 (1981): 5-15. Lewis‚ Linden. The Culture of Gender and Sexuality in the Caribbean. Gainesville‚ FL: University

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    The magnetizing world of EDM or electronic dance music had been dominated by male artists ever since it sprouted out of nowhere in the late 2000s. Many music enthusiasts loved how EDM can turn a simple beat into a hypnotic melody‚ making them all drowned in a frenzy that they never felt before. Slowly but surely it climbed the ranks of the industry’s pedigree and soon had been one of the most enjoyed genres of the current generation. EDM is always a staple on humongous music congregations and festivals

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    all Jamaican popular music that came about in 1960‚ while the term “reggae” in particular‚ categorizes the genre of music from 1969-1983. There were roughly four eras of Jamaican popular music‚ which started in 1960: Ska‚ Rocksteady‚ Reggae and Dancehall. Each era had their own distinctive beat. The ska era was from about 1960 to mid- 1966. Popular with British Mods‚ ska is a combination of American jazz‚ rhythm n’ blues‚ Calypso and Caribbean mento (mento: a dance rhythm in duple time). “It is

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    LYRICS. AZ Lyrics‚ n.d. Web. 25 Apr. 2013. Nadi‚ Edward. "Notes on the Age of Dis: Reading Kingston Thorugh Agamben." Proquest.com. Duke University Press‚ Feb. 2008. Web. Apr. 2013. Nixon‚ Angelique V. "Blackness‚ Resistance and Consciousness in Dancehall Culture." Black Renaissance/Renaissance Noire 9.2-3 (2009): 190+. Academic OneFile. Web. Apr. 2013. "Welcome To Jamrock" Lyrics." DAMIAN MARLEY LYRICS. AZ Lyrics‚ n.d. Web. 25 Apr. 2013.

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