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Harlem Renaissance (Flocabulary)
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The artists of the Harlem Renaissance most wanted to...
go back to their homelands
share the experiences of their people
separate from the rest of America
become rich and famous
2
What does Langston Hughes hope for in the future?
a world where everyone is exactly the same
to forget all about slavery and oppression
respect and equality for African Americans
a beautiful house with a nice kitchen
3
Time period when many African Americans moved away from the South, seeking safety and economic opportunity
The Great Migration
The Flight Risk
The Cotton Club
The Big Move
4
One goal of Harlem Renaissance artists was to...
increase pride in Black culture
encourage women to vote
create more jobs
pretend that everything was fine
5
When did the Harlem Renaissance take place?
1960s
1920s-1930s
1990s-2010
1800-1850
6
Where did the Harlem Renaissance take place?
the South
New York City
Paris
Chicago
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The word "renaissance" means...
mood
celebration
rebirth
rhythm
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What did Black Southerners hope to find in the North?
safety
freedom to express themselves
job opportunities
all of the above
9
What is the name for the experience of feeling one's identity split between being Black and being American?
inspiration
deja vu
double consciousness
identity theft
10
Langston Hughes was all of the following EXCEPT
poet
activitst
singer
novelist
11
Which art form was made world famous during the Harlem Renaissance?
R&B
hip hop
jazz
spoken word poetry
12
The Harlem Renaissance is known for its
battles, victories, and treaties
art, music, and culture
food, sports, and movies
inventions
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Which of the following do you think was inspired by the Harlem Renaissance?
World War II
virtual concerts
The Civil Rights movement
climate change