HPM 2.3 Impact of the "British Invasion" MSA

What was the "British Invasion"?

• A military conflict between the U.S. and Britain

• A period when British bands became popular in the U.S.

• A British fashion trend in the 1960s

• A British television show that aired in America

Which band’s appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show is considered the start of the British Invasion?

• The Rolling Stones

• The Who

• The Beatles

• The Kinks

The Beatles are known for their:

• Rebellious lyrics and aggressive sound

• Harmonic melodies and sophisticated songwriting

• Destructive live performances

• Lack of experimentation in music

Which Beatles album is often credited with pushing the boundaries of pop music?

• Let It Be

• Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

• Help!

• Rubber Soul

The Rolling Stones are known for blending rock with what other genre?

• Jazz

• Classical

• Rhythm and Blues (R&B)

• Country

What type of attitude did The Rolling Stones represent in their music and performances?

• Polite and cheerful

• Rebellious and edgy

• Quiet and introspective

• Calm and relaxed

Which of the following is a hit song by The Rolling Stones?

• "Hey Jude"

• "My Generation"

• (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

• "Come Together"

The Who are known for their:

• Quiet performances

• Destructive stage shows

• Acoustic guitar ballads

• Jazz influences

The Who’s album Tommy is an example of what type of musical work?

• Symphony

• Concept album or rock opera

• Live performance album

• Compilation of hit singles

Which of the following best describes The Who’s influence on American music culture?

• They introduced jazz to American audiences.

• They influenced the rise of country music in America.

• They set a new standard for live rock performances with their energy and theatrics.

• They focused on quiet, peaceful protest songs.