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Question 1

When did Europeans become increasingly aware of the North American continent?

Answer 1

16th and 17th centuries

Question 2

(T/F) Immigrants were lured to the new world for only 1 reason

Answer 2

FALSE

Question 3

Why was there no room for large instruments such as harpsichords for colonists?

Answer 3

Because they had small ships

Question 4

What took no extra space?

Answer 4

A person’s vocal chords

Question 5

Early colonial musica written recoreds focus primarily on what?

Answer 5

Imported Religious Music

Question 6

One of the earlist Atlantic settlements (located near Jacksonville, Flordia) was

Answer 6

Fort Caroline

Question 7

Where was 1564 Fort Caroline near present day?

Answer 7

Jacksonville, Florida

Question 8

Who established Fort Carolina in 1564?

Answer 8

French Huguenots

Question 9

When was Fort Caroline established near Jacksonville, Florida by French Huguenots?

Answer 9

1564

Question 10

What are French Huguenots also known as

Answer 10

Protestants

Question 11

Where were Protestants persecuted by?

Answer 11

Catholics

Question 12

What are Portestants known as

Answer 12

French Catholics

Question 13

What did Huguenots sing?

Answer 13

Psalms

Question 14

What are Psalms

Answer 14

Chapters from the Bible’s Book of Psalms that had been set to music

Question 15

As part of their faith, Huguenots also taught the psalm melodies to

Answer 15

local American Indian trbies

Question 16

What did the Spanish do to Fort Carolina in 1565?

Answer 16

86-ed Fort Carolina

Question 17

How did Native Americans use the psalms

Answer 17

They used the tunes to determine who was friend or foe when encountering strangers

Question 18

(T/F) The Huguenots were not the only colonists to sing psalms

Answer 18

FALSE

Question 19

(T/F) Bible admonishes Christians to ‘sing praises to the Lord with the words of David’

Answer 19

TRUE

Question 20

(T/F) King David wrote the Book of Psalms

Answer 20

TRUE

Question 21

(T/F) All the familiar groups from America’s early colonial history- the Pilgrims, the Puritains etc.. sang these types of simple melodies in their worship services.

Answer 21

T

Question 22

Psalmody define

Answer 22

Practice of psalm-singing

Question 23

T/F Jean John Calvin was an influential Danish Muscian

Answer 23

FALSE

Question 24

T/F Jean John Calvin was born in 1564

Answer 24

FALSE

Question 25

T/F Jean (John) Calvin was a prominent theologian in Switzerland who believed that Protestants should sing as a congregation rather than simply listen to a trained choir'

Answer 25

T

Question 26

T/F Jean (John) Calvin believed in a cappella

Answer 26

T

Question 27

Define a capella

Answer 27

vocalizations without instruments/ in the chapel style

Question 28

Calving believed people should sing in

Answer 28

their native lagnuage

Question 29

Most people in Jean John Calvin's time believed you should sing in

Answer 29

Latin

Question 30

Latin was the customary language of

Answer 30

the Catholic Church

Question 31

Jean John Clving believed church-goers should sing in unison for what reason?

Answer 31

Elaborate polyphony might distract them from the message of the wrods

Question 32

Jean John Calving believed that psalmody biblical texts should be adjusted to

Answer 32

rhyme