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The Bagpipe,which Became a Marker of Scottish Identity Only in the Late

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The bagpipe,which became a marker of Scottish identity only in the late seventeenth century,is an example of an:

A) idiophone.
B) electrophone.
C) affinity group.
D) invented tradition.
E) None of the above

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