Over There Flashcards

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What song was routinely sung at British recruitment rallies?

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Your King and Country Want You

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Who wrote Your King and Your Country Want You?

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Paul A. Rubens

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What was one of the most aggressive American recruiting songs?

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What Kind of American Are You

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What was Irving Berlin’s song that became The Official Recruiting Song primed on the sheet music cover?

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For Your Cuntry and My Country

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What was Berlin’s other recuriting song?

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Let’s All Be American now

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What were the two French patriotic songs dating from the French Revolution?

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Chant du depart and La Marseillaise

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What were throngs of people singing in Paris the night before mobilization was to begin according to Edit Wharton?

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Chant du depart

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What French liuetenant remarked that a level crossings crowds would sing La Marseillaise to incoming troops?

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Henri Desagneaux

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What was England’s national anthem?

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GOd Save the King

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Who said that God Save the King is not suitable as a marching tune?

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Critic Ernest Newman

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Why was God Save the King and the Star-Spangled Banner not suitable for marching?

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Because they were both in triple meter while marching is in duple meter

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What song emphasized the patriotism of walking rather than driving?

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Keep Cool! The Country’s Saving Fuel (And I Had to Come Home in the Dark)

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What song was a promotion of belt tightening?

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Ill Do Without Meat and Ill Do Without Wheat But I Cant Do Without Love

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What song was an advertising campaign for American cigarettes?

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The Makin’s of the U.S.A> (A Plea in Song fo tobacco for the Boys Over There)

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What is a Bull Durham?

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A popular cigarette marketed by the American Tobacco Comany

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What commercial song did Harry von Tilzer and Vincent Bryan produce?

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In My Merry Oldsmobile (1905)

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What newspaper received a letter from a Colonel praising the quantity of cigarettes that were sent over to France ?

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The New York Sun

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What pivate wrote a Hymn of Hate against England?

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Ernst Lissauer

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What did the Kaiser do when he heared Lissauer’s Hymn of Hate against England?

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Give him a medal

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What two works did John Philip Sousa make to contribute to America’s esprit de corps?

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Sabre and Spears and Solid Men to the Front

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What tune did Sousa arrange to serve as the U.S> Field Artillery March?

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Over Hill, Over Dale

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What was the Russian term for theatrical entertainments?

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What was the German justification for invading Belgium?

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That the Flemish people were actually a Germanic race that deserved incoporation into the Reich

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How was the theme of the Flemish race deserving incorporation into the third Reich in musical plots?

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By Flemish lasses and German men in arms fallnig in love

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According to the rules of troupe how many members were allowed to be in the troop?
Up to six
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According to the rules that governed troup performance how many days could a performance last?
No more than two to three days
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Where did the first English concerts start in France?
In the port of Le Harve in 1915
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What British nurse described the impact of on hospital concert?
Dorothy Nicol
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What two songs were produced after the sinking of the Luisitania?
When the Lusitania Went Down and the Lusitania Memorial Hymn
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What was the name of George M. Cohan's daughter?
Mary
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What did George M. Cohan do when he finished making Over There?
Hold a broom for a gun and sing Over There as he marched around the kitchen
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Who painted the cover image for Over There?
Norman Rockwall
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What did Cohan modestly later say he did when he made Over There?
That he only dramatized a bule call
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What did Cohan use to make most of his tunes?
The four major and minor chords that can be produced by the piano's black keys
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What did Cohan do with his royalties from Over There?
Donate them to war charities
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What was Cohan eventually awarded for his national support with Over There?
A COngressional Gold Medal in 1936
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What did cynical doughboys change the last line of over There to?
And we wont come back, we'll be buried over their
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what vaudeville star recorded this performance of Over There?
nora Bayes
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What composer recorded Over There and adjusted the text to make it international and added drums to mimic machine-gun fire?
Enrico Caruso
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What did scornful British troops change the last two lines of the chorus in Over There to?
They're coming over, they're coming over,/ And they won't get there til its over, over there
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What was the Britsih nickname for American soldiers?
Sammie