The British Invasion is
A. musicals with little or no dialogue between the songs.
B. incredibly lifelike, classical British puppetry form, in which each puppet is manipulated by three puppeteers.
C. a term for a wave of musicals, primarily during the 70s and 80s, that transferred to New York City from the West End of London and topped the lists of longest-running Broadway musicals into the 90s.
D. a term used by some historians to refer to a period in the twentieth century when the integrated American musical was at its height, roughly from 1942-1968.
Answer: C
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