Prior to the twentieth century, music popularity had to be spread by word of mouth. How did that change?
Option A
The telephone
Option B
Western

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Prior to the twentieth century, music popularity had to be spread by word of mouth. How did that change?
 Option A
The telephone
 Option B
Western

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Option A — the telephone (more broadly: late-19th/early-20th-century communications and sound technologies). The big change was electronic transmission and recording — phonographs and, soon after, radio broadcasting — which let music be copied and sent to mass audiences instead of only by word of mouth.

Prior to the twentieth century, music popularity had to be spread by word of mouth. How did that change?
Option A
The telephone
Option B
Western

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Prior to the twentieth century, music popularity had to be spread by word of mouth. How did that change? Option A The telephone Option B Western

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