People didn't have to live in cities, people lived in cities because that is where everything was, automobiles made it easier for people to live outside of sides but still have access to everything the city offered.
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The correct answer is: Jazz.
Explanation:
<u>Jazz music was extremely popular during the years of prohibition (1920's to 1930s) and it was part of the underworld. </u>
<u>Jazz was commonly played live in speakeasies, which were underground places dedicated to the selling and consumption of alcoholic beverages. In these places, people went to relax, drink alcohol, and "speak-easy" during the prohibition years. </u>
Jazz music was then associated with illegal and inmoral activities and it started to generate the genre's reputation for threatening the country's cultural values.
In conclusion, the correct answer is: Jazz.
Tang was militarily powerful while song was comparatively weak. Song dynasty is remembered for its accomplishments in the sphere of its culture. Tang Dynasty was overthrown by the rebels whereas song dynasty experienced the downfall when the Mongols invaded them.
Tang Dynasty influenced military authority over Central Asia which included Korea, Japan and Siberia and central China whereas song dynasty influenced only a part of china but its cultural impact was felt in other nations too. Song Dynasty gave little importance to military power and encouraged Confucian intellectuals for advocacy.
Tang Dynasty allowed many religions to be followed in his rule; they were Buddhism, Islam, Taoism, Christianity, and Judaism. But song Dynasty favored only the teachings of Confucius. Tang Dynasty was known for poetry while song dynasty promoted paintings. Both the dynasties are similar in creating a cultural impact on other nations.
<span>Paleolithic society is often considered the original affluent society because hunter-gatherers lived in a society where every person's wants and needs were satisfied and that deprivation did not exist due to the fact that, needs were met with what was available and people did not desire to over-indulge. This is in stark contrast to the general perception of hunter-gatherers as struggling for their next meal or food, and also is an interesting opposition to the modern indulgent society based on consumption and greed.</span>
