Bessie Smith's first electrical recording was "cake Walking Babies, From Home", it was recorded in May 5, 1925, where the power of her voice was more evident than in her acoustic versions, and made her voice and songs available to a wider audience. She also benefited from radio broadcasting which was a new technology at that time. She was played even in stations of the segregated South. After giving a concert in 1923, for a white/only audience at the theater in Memphis, she then performed a late/night concert on station WMC, received by a radio audience. She not only reached black audiences but also black audiences.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "<span>But strange to say none of those best moments of his pleasant life now seemed at all what they had then seemed—none of them except the first recollections of childhood. "</span>
Onomatopoeia is reproducing sounds from the nature like saying splash for describing water sounds or woof to describe dogs.
Alliteration is repeating the first consonant in successive words such as saying Blue bug is being bad.
Repetition is pretty self explanatory. These sound devices can change the mood by creating a more vivid image and awakening feelings.
For example, Poe claimed that the sound "or" is the most ominous sound in the English language which is why he repeated it many times throughout his poem the Raven. Old epic poems such as Beowulf have a lot of alliteration so as to make it easier for the bard to sing them.
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1. When Greene wrote about Jerome's father being killed by a falling pig, he is using humor of situation. The pig in the situation fell from the balcony and took the life of his father.
2. Jerome become engaged when it was "neither too early nor too late". Sally, his fiancee, reconciled his fear eternally.
Ideals that were described in one of America’s foundational documents are reasons for separation from Great Britain and freedom, limited government, and individual responsibility.
<h3>What are the ideas in America’s foundational documents and its benefits to Americans?</h3>
America’s foundational documents provides the reasons for founding United States and why there was separation from Great Britain.
This affect all Americans including their politicians because, with the separation from Britain, the founding Fathers were able to established freedom as well as limited government.
And this reflect in the thoughts and actions of Americans because these values would guide future generations .
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