This man is named the "Apostle to the Gentiles" because of his extensive work to promote and grow a then-largely Hebraic Christianity.

What was Lee de Forest's position on the role of radio?

a. It should raise the cultural level of its listeners. b. It was a fertile area for the profit of its advertisers. c. It should be subject to firm government regulations. d. Advertisers should have a major voice in programming.

Lester Bowie's playing was characterized by

a) lightning-fast runs. b) high-register virtuosity. c) squeals, chuckles and other sounds. d) brilliant use of silence.