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Harlem Renaissance Questions - Period 1, Ojeda 5-23-24

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1
The Harlem Renaissance gave black people in America
A constant fear of being arrested for their expression of black culture
A sense of pride of their African-American identity and culture
The emancipation proclamation
A chance to live freely and be treated as citizens of the United States
2
Ella Fitzgerald was known as
"The First Lady of Song"
The First Female Singer
A revolutionary African-American jazz singer
The First Black Jazz Singer
3
The Harlem Renaissance was also known as...
The BLM movement
The "New Negro" movement because of the creative upsurge it brought
The Cultural Rebirth because of the rebirth of teachings, culture and art
The Civil Rights movement
4
The Harlem Renaissance Was Considered the Biggest
Biggest Revival of Art
Cultural Revival of Black Culture
Largest Migration Movement
None of the above
5
The most well known factor that contributed to the Harlem Renaissance was
The Immigration act of 1924
The Great Migration
The Dust Bowl
Increased economic opportunities in northern cities
6
Most historians consider 1918 as the year the Harlem Renaissance began
False
True
7
Was The Harlem Renaissance was influential to Black Society and Culture?
Yes it was
Yes it was not
I don't know
No it was not
8
The Harlem Renaissance laid the roots for...
Social Darwinism
The Civil Rights Movement
The Black Lives Matter Movement
Ending Racial Segregation
9
The Harlem Renaissance was directly caused by the Great Migration
True
False
10
What Poem States "If we must die, let it not be like hogs... So that precious blood may not be shed"
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe
If We Must Die by Claude McKay
Harlem by Langston Hughes