This american theatrical genre depicted racial stereotypes and utilized entertainers in blackface.

American theatrical genre depicted racial stereotypes and utilized entertainers in blackface in ministerial shows

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The ministerial shows were a form of entertainment developed during the 19th Century in the United States. The act consisted of music shows, acts and comic skits performed by the black people. The shows were even performed by the whites with black makeup. Black people were also involved in these shows. Most of the acts mocked blacks as dim-witted.

The ministerial shows sketched several stock characters mostly slave and dandy. They were further divided into archetypes like mammy, old darky and mulatto By, 1848 the shows became national art in the form of opera for the general audience.

The first theatre form developed in the United States was Blackface Minstrelsy which gained its popularity during the 1840’s and became the epicenter of the music industry. Spite of being popular these shows were controversial as they were mocking the blacks and were portraying disrespectful attitude towards the blacks.

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Answer Details

Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: Ministerial shows

Keywords: ministerial shows, United States, music shows, acts and comic skits, black people, dim-witted, like mammy, old darky, .mulatto, general audience, Blackface Minstrelsy

30 and 44 are b

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