1) Who led the opposition to Indian performance in Wild West Shows? ( Can be or is more…

1) Who led the opposition to Indian performance in Wild West Shows? ( Can be or is more than one answer)
a. Christian reformers
b. Government officials
c. Native Americans
2) Which statements below reflect the intentions for dancers like Martha Graham and Doris Humphrey to establish a “modern dance.”( Can be or is more than one answer)
1.The socio-economic climate was right for a rebellion against dance that was too decorative for postwar tastes.
2.  The modern dancer rejected dance forms that drew their inspiration from former epochs and foreign places.
3. Emphasis was placed on technique for its own sake, rather than performance or symbolism.
4. The modern dancer wanted to discover how they, as Americans, moved.
5. The new modern dancers believed that dance should be a visual representation of music.
3) This modern dance work has been described as “a landmark of American modern dance” and dealt with the outsider within society. ( picture below attached
a. Heretic
b. Radha
c. Frontier
d. Appalachian Spring
4) Match the Broadway Theme on the left with the best example on the right. Each answer will only be used once; all answers will be used.
Optimism
[ Choose ]
a. The Ziegfeld Follies included lavish shows with elaborate sets and costumes. It was the best money could buy.
b. “Sally” was about a low-income woman who, through ‘pluck and luck,’ becomes a star and makes her ‘dreams come true.’
c. Offering a variety of acts and a chance for individual performers to change their station in life, Vaudeville had something for everyone.
d. Different ethnicities felt represented on stage.
Pluralism
[ Choose ]
a. The Ziegfeld Follies included lavish shows with elaborate sets and costumes. It was the best money could buy.
b. “Sally” was about a low-income woman who, through ‘pluck and luck,’ becomes a star and makes her ‘dreams come true.’
c. Offering a variety of acts and a chance for individual performers to change their station in life, Vaudeville had something for everyone.
d. Different ethnicities felt represented on stage.
Abundance
[ Choose ]
a. The Ziegfeld Follies included lavish shows with elaborate sets and costumes. It was the best money could buy.
b. “Sally” was about a low-income woman who, through ‘pluck and luck,’ becomes a star and makes her ‘dreams come true.’
c. Offering a variety of acts and a chance for individual performers to change their station in life, Vaudeville had something for everyone.
d. Different ethnicities felt represented on stage.
Opportunity
[ Choose ]
a. The Ziegfeld Follies included lavish shows with elaborate sets and costumes. It was the best money could buy.
b. “Sally” was about a low-income woman who, through ‘pluck and luck,’ becomes a star and makes her ‘dreams come true.’
c. Offering a variety of acts and a chance for individual performers to change their station in life, Vaudeville had something for everyone.
d. Different ethnicities felt represented on stage.