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History ( Timeline) Ethnicities
Before 1900 African American
1900-1940 Native American ( Inuit and Hawaiian)
40s and 50s Latin ( Tejano and Puerto Rican)
60s and 70s Cajun and Creole
80s to the present Other immigrants (Jewish, European, South and East Asian, modern African and Middle-Eastern)
Genres ( Samples): Classical - Rock - Pop - Folk
Minnesota, and its largest city Minneapolis, are known for the multi-platinum soul singer Prince, as well as cult favorites The Replacements and Husker Du and a large, vibrant polka community, fueled by immigration. Bob Dylan started playing in the Minneapolis area. Terry Lewis and Jimmy Jam Harris also began their career in Minneapolis before forming The Time and producing for Gladys Knight and Janet Jackson, among others.

The first singing school in Minnesota was in St. Anthony, opened in 1851. Multiple choral societies opened in the next few decades and, in 1902Events January-April January 28 The Carnegie Institution is founded in Washington, DC with a $10 million gift from Andrew Carnegie. France, Loisy's L'evangile et l'Eglise which inaugurates the Modernist Crisis February 11 Police beat up universal suffrage, the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra was founded.



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