Question

no him, no me creating connections social studies: us history ii
question 1
the article primarily discusses
a. some of the cover songs that todays singers perform by singing someone elses song in a way that fits their own style
b. how louis armstrong revolutionized music with his legendary trumpet solos and distinctive voice
c. some of the unwritten rules that most early jazz musicians followed, including playing as an ensemble
d. how louis armstrong criticized u.s. president dwight d. eisenhowers handling of school desegregation
every once in a while, someone comes along who changes everything. in basketball, theres michael jordan. in medicine, theres florence nightingale. she realized that more soldiers could be protected from infection and disease if handwashing and other hygiene practices were instituted. there are other examples, including william shakespeare, rosa parks, and albert einstein. theres someone like that in jazz, too. his name was louis armstrong.
armstrongs career as a singer and trumpet player took off during the 1920s. that decade was a time of artistic innovation in the united states. in new york city, for example, black artists, musicians, and writers in an area called

Explanation:

The article starts by introducing influential figures in different fields and then focuses on Louis Armstrong, highlighting his career as a singer and trumpet - player. It emphasizes how he revolutionized music with his trumpet solos and voice. Option A is about cover - songs which is not the main focus. Option C is about unwritten rules of early jazz musicians which is not the main topic. Option D is about a specific political criticism by Armstrong which is not the main point of the article.

Answer:

B. how Louis Armstrong revolutionized music with his legendary trumpet solos and distinctive voice