Compare and contrast the [economic, cultural] viability of live bands to electronic based music starting in the 80’s.

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Compare and contrast the [economic, cultural] viability of live bands to electronic based music starting in the 80’s.
Compare and contrast musicality/production of the past w/ current trends in production (be specific regarding bands, band leaders/producers and song titles)
• Does predictability sale? • Does sound quality sell? • Do stereotypes sell?
Or
Should we realistically expect solutions to complex world problems from teens and twenty-something rappers and musician of today?
Or
As for the future of rap, are performers still able to authentically rap about the ’hood, when some of the conditions that created rap have changed?
(Ex. Ice Cube, Dr. Dre and others have become multimillionaires) Or
1. Can hip-hop be viewed as a global-learning-experience?
• If so, how/why?
• If not, why not?
• Is the “commercialization” of hip-hop a positive or negative phenomenon? • Is hip-hop, as an art form, separate from the industry of hip hop?

Write a History Paper on The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America.

Write a History Paper on The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America. According to Resendez, what main factor contributed to the large number
of indigenous peoples’ deaths at the beginning of the European conquest of the Caribbean?
What role did smallpox play in the demise of indigenous peoples and when did he state that this
occurred? What are his explanations for this? 2) What were some of the brutal characteristics of
the enslavement of indigenous peoples in the Caribbean and in North America?; and 3)
Specifically until when were some indigenous peoples in the U.S. enslaved? Why was their
enslavement able to persist even after the abolishment of slavery in the U.S. by the 13th
Amendment?