Question

thanks to the civil rights movement and the vietnam war, the time of social unrest. many musicians wrote songs to protest the injustices they saw. in the 1960s, bob dylan was concerned about how resistant society was to reform. his song \the times they are a-changin\ brought attention to the necessity of change. in 1964, musician sam cooke wrote \a change is gonna come\ to expose the racism he experienced as an african american. the song reached millions through radio play and became an anthem of the civil rights movement. creedence clearwater revivals john fogerty had served in the army reserves and had witnessed how societys elite made sure their own children didnt go to vietnam. his 1969 song \fortunate son\ helped bring awareness to this injustice.
match the problems with their solutions.
he wrote \a change is gonna come.\
he wrote \the times they are a-changin.\
he wrote \fortunate son.\
problem
bob dylan was upset about societys resistance to reform.
sam cooke wanted to raise awareness about racism.
john fogerty was unhappy that rich people avoided serving.

Explanation:

Match each musician's stated problem to their corresponding song solution based on the provided text description of their motivations and work.

Answer:

1. Bob Dylan was upset about society's resistance to reform. → He wrote "The Times They Are a-Changin'."
2. Sam Cooke wanted to raise awareness about racism. → He wrote "A Change Is Gonna Come."
3. John Fogerty was unhappy that rich people avoided serving. → He wrote "Fortunate Son."