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A micro-passage states: 'While early critics dismissed the 1920s jazz movement as a mere fad, modern historians recognize it as the foundation of American popular music.' A second author writes: 'Jazz in the 1920s was undoubtedly influential, yet it was also a deeply polarizing force that highlighted existing social divisions.'

Which of the following best describes the relationship between the two authors?

  1. Author 1 believes jazz was solely responsible for fixing social divisions.
  2. Both authors argue that jazz was a passing fad that lacked lasting value.
  3. Both authors agree that 1920s jazz had a significant cultural impact.
  4. Author 2 explicitly disagrees with Author 1's view of jazz's importance.

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