False
The answer is False. Hustle was not created by African-Americans. It was in 1972 that the dance “Hustle”, a five step count without any turns, started by the Latinos. It became extremely popular in every Latino House Parties and was later on became known as “Spanish Hustle” and sometimes “Latin Hustle. It was believed that this dance started in South Bronx and was created by Puerto Ricans for house parties and club dances.
Answer:
FALSE
Explanation: The first African-American dance to appear in the dance halls of America was the Hustle. This is FALSE.
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It's impossible to determine which events are true and which are imaginary.
Although the story is fictional, the characters are real people.
The author wrote the story as fiction because the real history was too boring.
Answer: Despite the historical focus, many elements of the story are fictitious.
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