Answer:
The Beat generation of poetry flowed from another artistic movement, in the other words, that of the bebop movement in jazz music. Bebop was outside the mainstream and first appreciated most fully in France rather than the U. S. Among its greatest ambassadors were saxophonist
Charlie "Bird Parker, trumpeters Dizzie Gillespie and Miles Davis, and the pianist Thelonious Monk. Monk, along with Gillespie, founded
the Minton Playhouse in the Harlem district of New York City.
Eventually, the venue became a gathering place for not only jazz
musicians, but also poets who were drawn to the freedom they heard in the music played there.
Nevertheless, Beat poets sought to liberate poetry by bringing it back to the streets," sometimes reading their poetry to the accompaniment of bebop.
Explanation:
Transition words are words used in English to link words, phrases, sentences, or one idea to the next. Thus, they help to build up coherence between one sentence and another.
There are many transition words. They include: Moreover, Therefore, In addition, Besides, etc.
