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嘻哈音乐在诞生与发展的历程中经历了哪些事呢？
[海词积累]
1.showcase v. 充分展示
2.cadence n. （说话时语调的）抑扬顿挫;起落
3.spotlight n. 聚光灯
4.catalyst n. 催化剂
5.scorching adj. 酷热的
6.infamous adj. 臭名昭著的
7.arson n. 纵火（罪）
The roots of hip?hop culture can be traced back to the 1970s in South Bronx， New York.Though it has nowadays become one of the most popular music genres （类型） around， generating millions of dollars in sales each year， there are still many unknown things about it.
No. 5： August 11， 1973
On August 11， 1973， a young boy named Clive Campbell， also known as Hercules， threw a back?to?school party， where he showcased his skills on the turntables. Nowadays， this date is widely regarded as the birth date of the hip?hop genre. Hip hop has surely come a long way since then.
No. 4： The origins of the term hip hop
Throughout its early years， hip hop pretty much evolved（发展） without having a name. The term hip hop came along when Keith Wiggins， one of the first MCs of the genre， was teasing a friend of his who had just joined the army， and it was the phrase he used to imitate the sounds made by a marching soldiers cadence. Some way or another， the phrase made its way to the stage and it slowly grew until it was eventually used to describe the subculture as a whole.
No. 3： Initially， the DJs were the stars
In the early stages of hip hop， the MCs or the rappers were not the center of attention. As a matter of fact， rapping didnt become common until the late 1970s. In the beginning， it was the DJ who took the spotlight for his mixing abilities and gained the applause of the crowd. The second biggest attraction？ The break dancers.
No. 2： The first records used live bands
When the first bands and artists started recording their songs， sampling technology was too expensive for anyone without support from a top company. Because of this， artists employed the services of small bands that could come up with the right sounds. The first rapper to start using the sampling technique was Kurtis Blow in the early 1980s.
No.1： The New York City Blackout of 1977—The main catalyst for the hip?hop
culture
In the scorching summer of 1977， New York City was left in the dark for almost 24 hours， during the most infamous electricity failure in its history. Assaults（袭击）， arsons， and robbery all soon followed. However， despite the violence breaking out in New York， for the hip? hop culture， the blackout provided the breakthrough needed by numerous aspiring DJs. Poor kids who otherwise would not have been able to afford the necessary equipment， now had access to only high?end merchandise. Prior to the blackout， there were only 5 known DJs in the entire city. After it， there was one on very single block.
[Reading][Check]
1.When is the birth date of the hip?hop genre？ （3 words）
2.Who named the term hip hop？ （2 words）
3.When did rapping become common？ （no more than 6 words）
4.Who was the first rapper to start using the sampling technique？ （2 words）
5.What can be the more important catalyst for the hip?hop culture？ （no more than 9 words）
[Language][Study]
Complete the following phrases according to the text.
1.被追溯到
[海词积累]
1.showcase v. 充分展示
2.cadence n. （说话时语调的）抑扬顿挫;起落
3.spotlight n. 聚光灯
4.catalyst n. 催化剂
5.scorching adj. 酷热的
6.infamous adj. 臭名昭著的
7.arson n. 纵火（罪）
The roots of hip?hop culture can be traced back to the 1970s in South Bronx， New York.Though it has nowadays become one of the most popular music genres （类型） around， generating millions of dollars in sales each year， there are still many unknown things about it.
No. 5： August 11， 1973
On August 11， 1973， a young boy named Clive Campbell， also known as Hercules， threw a back?to?school party， where he showcased his skills on the turntables. Nowadays， this date is widely regarded as the birth date of the hip?hop genre. Hip hop has surely come a long way since then.
No. 4： The origins of the term hip hop
Throughout its early years， hip hop pretty much evolved（发展） without having a name. The term hip hop came along when Keith Wiggins， one of the first MCs of the genre， was teasing a friend of his who had just joined the army， and it was the phrase he used to imitate the sounds made by a marching soldiers cadence. Some way or another， the phrase made its way to the stage and it slowly grew until it was eventually used to describe the subculture as a whole.
No. 3： Initially， the DJs were the stars
In the early stages of hip hop， the MCs or the rappers were not the center of attention. As a matter of fact， rapping didnt become common until the late 1970s. In the beginning， it was the DJ who took the spotlight for his mixing abilities and gained the applause of the crowd. The second biggest attraction？ The break dancers.
No. 2： The first records used live bands
When the first bands and artists started recording their songs， sampling technology was too expensive for anyone without support from a top company. Because of this， artists employed the services of small bands that could come up with the right sounds. The first rapper to start using the sampling technique was Kurtis Blow in the early 1980s.
No.1： The New York City Blackout of 1977—The main catalyst for the hip?hop
culture
In the scorching summer of 1977， New York City was left in the dark for almost 24 hours， during the most infamous electricity failure in its history. Assaults（袭击）， arsons， and robbery all soon followed. However， despite the violence breaking out in New York， for the hip? hop culture， the blackout provided the breakthrough needed by numerous aspiring DJs. Poor kids who otherwise would not have been able to afford the necessary equipment， now had access to only high?end merchandise. Prior to the blackout， there were only 5 known DJs in the entire city. After it， there was one on very single block.
[Reading][Check]
1.When is the birth date of the hip?hop genre？ （3 words）
2.Who named the term hip hop？ （2 words）
3.When did rapping become common？ （no more than 6 words）
4.Who was the first rapper to start using the sampling technique？ （2 words）
5.What can be the more important catalyst for the hip?hop culture？ （no more than 9 words）
[Language][Study]
Complete the following phrases according to the text.
1.被追溯到