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The Harlem Renaissance
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1
Which is a poem by Langston Hughes?
Life is Fine
Indigo
The Tower
Then and Now
2
What time period was the Harlem Renaissance in?
the 1940's
the 1950's
the 1920's
the 1910's
3
What University did Helen Johnson attend?
Harvard University
Princeton University
Columbia University
Boston University
4
Where did this literary movement originate?
Houston
Harlem
Philidelphia
Hayward
5
Musical expression during the Harlem Renaissance was known as the...
Electronic
Smooth Jazz Age
Jazz Age
Gangsta Rap age
6
The Harlem Renaissance inspired a dance known as...
The Macarena
The Charleston
The Salsa
The Fox Trot
7
Where was Langston Hughes born?
Joplin, Missouri
Jacksonville, Florida
Memphis, Tennessee
Buffalo, New York
8
Racial Pride, Creative Expression, and Intellectualism are all...
Characteristics of the Harlem Renaissance
The names of Helene Johnson's children
Poems by Langston Hughes
The names of paintings from the Harlem Renaissance
9
Who was a female key figure in the Harlem Renaissance?
Elanor Roosevelt
Martin Luther King Jr.
Langston Hughes
Helen Johnson
10
What was a characteristic of the Harlem Renaissance?
Racial Pride
Intellectualism
All of the above
Creative Expression
11
What besides writing contributed to the Harlem Renaissance
Playing Music
Growing Gardens
Making Furniture
Opening Speakeasies
12
What magazine was the image below shown in in 1941?
Forbes
Time
National Geographic
Fortune
13
What organization funded the magazine
"
The Crisis
"?
OSHA
NAACP
ABA
AA
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What did Langston Hughes do?
He was a poet in Harlem
He owned a Jazz Club in Harlem
He was an artist who painted abstract pieces of Harlem
He wrote Novels about life in Harlem
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The first Broadway production that was written, produced, and performed by African Americans...
Was called "Float On"
Was called "Runnin' Wild"
Was called "Cats"
Was called "Shuffle Along"
