What role did jazz play in interwar African American culture?
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Correct answer: It grew into a major musical form that reached national and international audiences
Jazz grew from African American musical traditions and became widely popular during the 1920s. Its spread helped shape modern American culture and brought greater attention to Black musicians.
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