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What were some issues leading to renaissance?
What state is Harlem located in?
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What state is Harlem located in?
California
New York
Chicago
Houston
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What were some issues leading to renaissance?
Better treatment
None of the above
Abolition of slavery and World War 1
Better employment apportunities
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When was the Harlem Renaissance time period?
2000-2015
1920-1930
1846-1900
1940-1950
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Who is recognized as the first jazz composer?
Fletcher Henderson
Louis Armstrong
Jelly Roll Morton
Duke Ellington
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Which of these is a famous painter from the Harlem Renaissance?
Louis Armstrong
Archibald Motely
Langston Hughes
Duke Ellington
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Which condition increased the negative effects of the Great Depression?
Low levels of unemployment created labor shortages.
The demand for imported products increased.
The Federal Government raised taxes repeatedly.
Factories had to decrease production because of low demand.
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Harlem Renaissance is also known as the...
The New Negro Movement
Jazz Movement
The South to the North
Movement of Arts and Literature
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What type of music is mostly famous from the Harlem Renaissance?
Jazz and Blues
R&B
Pop
Hip-Hop
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The Harlem Renaissance can best be described as:
Culture and roots were celebrated through art and music
Where African Americans came looking for jobs
A fighting time against discrimination
Where African American joined Worls War 1
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What is the Great Migration?
African American moving from the West to the East
Hispanics and African Americand migrating to the south
Africans moving to the US
African Americans moving from the South to the North
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What was the significance of the renaissance?
The pause on segregation laws
The Chicago Race Riot
All of the above
African American literature, art and culture
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What was the market for "classic blues," a female style of sassy, urban-sounding blues, called?
the "race records" market
the "chitlin' circuit"
the "New Negro" market
the "colored" market