Ratifying the Constitution and the Birth of American Jazz
Words: 813 1738In the late 18th century, the United States stood at a crossroads, debating the ratification of the Constitution. This foundational moment can be intriguingly compared to the emergence of jazz in early 20th-century America, both representing revolutionary shifts in structure, freedom, and expression. The Articles of Confederation, America's first attempt at a unified government, were much like the rigid structures of classical music. They offered a basic framework but lacked the flexibility and strength needed to adapt to the country's […]
