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Explanation:
This photograph symbolizes the event by displaying the sorrow and pain of the soldiers atop the rubble and death of battle, while at the same time commemorating their courage and strength as they place an American flag at the scene of the battle. It serves as a reminder of their courage and the strength America has as a nation. It documents history for ever more and narrates the final scene of the battle.
<span><span><span>Sam Cooke – lead vocals</span><span>SR Crain – backing vocals</span>Paul Foster – backing vocalsJimmie Outler – backing vocalsRichard Gibbs – backing vocalsJJ Farley – backing vocals<span>René Hall – guitar</span>Norman Bartold – guitarArnold Belnick – guitarClifton White – guitar<span>Chuck Badie – bass guitar</span><span>Earl Palmer – drums</span><span>Harold Battiste – piano</span><span>William Hinshaw – French horn</span><span>Emil Radocchia – marimba, timpani, percussion</span></span><span><span>William Kurasch – trumpet</span><span>Louis Blackburn – trombone</span>John Ewing – tromboneDavid Wells – trombone<span>Harry Hyams – viola</span>Alexander Neiman – viola<span>Israel Baker – violin</span>Irving Lipschultz – violinLeonard Malarsky – violinJack Pepper – violinRalph Schaeffer – violinSidney Sharp – violinDarrel Terwilliger – violinTibor Zelig – violin<span>Emmet Sargeant – cello
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The deliberate evocation of primitive power through insistent rhythms and percussive sounds is known as Primitivism.
Primitivism has its adherents favored simple, clear cut tunes of folk characters that revolved around a central note and moved within a narrow compass.
C. It contains no architectural elements
