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The music of the southeast reflected the many cultures of people who settled there in that this music expressed the identity, culture, history, and belief systems of the black people who were slaves and worked in the large southern plantations growing crops.
Music genres such as the Blues, Jazz, and Gospel music originated in the South, in churches, and in places where black people gather together to hang out.
These music genres spread throughout the United States when the blacks emigrated to Chicago and other places in the North. They started to record their music and radio stations played their songs that white people loved. This music spread throughout the world when records companies started to export this music and promoters hired these artists to perform in live concerts.
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<span>This painting is called Washington Crossing the Delaware, by Emanuel Leutze. This painting describes the historic event when General George Washington led the American revolutionary troops across the Delaware River to fight in the Battle of Trenton. It was painted to show the bravery and fortitude of the American troops during the Revolutionary War, increase awareness of George Washington's prestige and leadership, and to remind Americans of their success in gaining independence from England.
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It's known as <span>The Doctrine of the Affections.
</span><span>The Doctrine of the Affections conveys that music has the capability to arouse a certain type of emotion among the people who heard it, which happened due to the combination of tempo, melody, and the lyrics that created by the artists.</span>
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